"My Grandfather inherent a fishing company worth multiple millions of dollars. When the fishing stocks ran out he lost the company but walked away with what should of been enough to set my family for life.
Cash burn and poor investments. Lots of it went to good causes like a downpayment for a house my parents then worried constantly about losing. More went to failed businesses and a ‘gold mine’ up north. They were dead broke by the time I was in middle school.
I’m sure it’s part of the reason me and my parents are so careful with money. Grandparents are fine but rely entirely on my parents and the government."
u/DENNYCRANE
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Angeline 3 year s ago
#1 and #10 really stupid people..
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Cintha 3 year s ago
#6 You don't consider yourself "rich" but you can just off and go to Paris for your birthday? lmao!
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Russ 3 year s ago
Cintha,
...On her husband's money, which continued to fund her "independence" after she left him and somehow bought a house while "working for a local newspaper."
Codependents Unanimous has since obviously taught her every buzzword necessary to cast herself as a hero victimized by an unkind Fate. You go, girl!
...On her husband's money, which continued to fund her "independence" after she left him and somehow bought a house while "working for a local newspaper."
Codependents Unanimous has since obviously taught her every buzzword necessary to cast herself as a hero victimized by an unkind Fate. You go, girl!
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Felicia 3 year s ago
I'm not leaving sh#t to anyone. I've worked to hard for someone to piss it away.
especially #1... buying cars to your "friends"...? really?
...On her husband's money, which continued to fund her "independence" after she left him and somehow bought a house while "working for a local newspaper."
Codependents Unanimous has since obviously taught her every buzzword necessary to cast herself as a hero victimized by an unkind Fate. You go, girl!