"Growing up, my best friends family was extremely well to do. I’m talking running with the bulls in Spain, private jets to Aspen to ski kind of rich. My friend had every toy, gaming console, and cool piece of clothing imaginable.
Right before our senior year of highschool, my friend’s dad ended his life.
Turns out he was cooking the books at his business as well as falsifying his his taxes. The company was basically worth nothing. He was looking at 30 years in prison, so he just decided to end it all.
My best friend went from a 6,500 square foot mansion on the water to a 1,200 square foot apartment with his mom and two siblings.
He eventually adjusted to being normal like the rest of us and he is still my best friend."
u/TonyDanza757
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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!