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What's a sign someone is bad with there money
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Me. Buying crap I don’t need , at 4am in the morning, after waking up feeling the sudden urge to get that expensive face exfoliator that I clearly DONT NEED cos I’ve got plenty already  |
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When you see them getting daily Amazon deliveries and frequent takeaways.
Also when their bin is overflowing every fortnight. We're a family of 5 and our bin is rarely more than half full so they must buy a lot in order to throw that much away  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"They never buy a round.
Or avoid chipping in for taxis.
We have to practically tackle our friends to the ground to be able to pay the taxi  "
The “you get the taxi and I’ll get the next drinks” lot are the worst. |
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"When you see them getting daily Amazon deliveries and frequent takeaways.
Also when their bin is overflowing every fortnight. We're a family of 5 and our bin is rarely more than half full so they must buy a lot in order to throw that much away "
I must be awful with money, Amazon are frequent visitors at our house. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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On first name terms with the local Bailiffs.
When you log onto Clearscore for a credit check the site crashes and a little message pops up with a laughing emoji and a “bless you for trying” sign. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"On first name terms with the local Bailiffs.
When you log onto Clearscore for a credit check the site crashes and a little message pops up with a laughing emoji and a “bless you for trying” sign."
They’ve been on Don’t Pay We’ll Take It Away. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"They never buy a round.
Or avoid chipping in for taxis.
We have to practically tackle our friends to the ground to be able to pay the taxi
The “you get the taxi and I’ll get the next drinks” lot are the worst."
I mean for us to pay! They always try to, and we always try to and it almost ends in a scrum. Can't get the friends that let you pay round 'ere can you  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"They never buy a round.
Or avoid chipping in for taxis.
We have to practically tackle our friends to the ground to be able to pay the taxi
The “you get the taxi and I’ll get the next drinks” lot are the worst.
I mean for us to pay! They always try to, and we always try to and it almost ends in a scrum. Can't get the friends that let you pay round 'ere can you "
Oh… I guess I need new friends then |
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"When they have a car worth the same on more than the house they're living in..  "
That's definitely something I never understood either and often several of them. Especially with the price of some cars at the moment like the electric ones for example. I have a neighbour with 4 cars when it is just the two of them and can't see the reason but each to their own I suppose  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Middle of the night, page 423 on the wish app and feeling fabulous that I've just bought an avocado costume for my hamster. "
I want one now and I don’t even have a hamster |
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