They were scuffed from the kids so they threw them out - they also just weren't their style anymoreHaulnarse wrote:Where did these barstools go??
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They were scuffed from the kids so they threw them out - they also just weren't their style anymoreHaulnarse wrote:Where did these barstools go??
Looking briefly at rentals in the area they moved, they are likely paying around $2000/mo for rent compared to their 3400 mortgage payment. They could be paying closer to half of their mortgage payment, as I found a 4 bed 2 bath, 1800 Sq ft, brand new home in a community with a pool for $1700/mo. The difference is definitely a chunk of change and it's no wonder they've gotten back to eating out and buying lots of stuff. Not to mention they made over a thousand dollars selling furniture before they left. They are feeling that cash flow again, even if their reality is tens of thousands of dollars of debt.Ducklings4 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:56 am Donee know how much they are paying for rent and deposit. I just wonder the difference is between their mortgage payments and rent. Also the second loan they took out to pay for the house is that paid off with the sale or is that still part of their debt.
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Let’s not forget we’re in the middle of a pandemic. So they’re wasting money AND endangering their children. Two birds with one stone!
The craziest part is they have a debt video outlining all the money they spent when they first moved into the old house. They even mentioned how stupid they were to just keep spending instead of making better choices.justmeelinex wrote:Oh my fucking god. They bought an outdoor grill. “Because it was such a good price”. Those people are seriously the stupidest people I’ve ever seen online. What the hell. Yeah let’s buy everything while you’re in debts.
The old grill was too big for there current porch, in a rental house. I have no words for the stupidity of these people. And this is what they are showing us, what are they NOT showing us.Romeoxsavexme wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 4:29 am What happened to his old grill?
Katie’s meal yesterday was $17!! I’m sure cullens was that or more. Plus two kids meals, drinks and a tip. These people are so stupid.
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You are kidding me??? The only way it could be too big was if it was a built in or something. They probably didn’t want to clean it so they just tossed it.SomeoneActually wrote:The old grill was too big for there current porch, in a rental house. I have no words for the stupidity of these people. And this is what they are showing us, what are they NOT showing us.Romeoxsavexme wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 4:29 am What happened to his old grill?
Katie’s meal yesterday was $17!! I’m sure cullens was that or more. Plus two kids meals, drinks and a tip. These people are so stupid.
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Since it was a home equity loan and tied to the house, it would have to be paid off, or refinanced into a personal loan, which I am not even sure is a possibility, and if it were, their credit is probably shot.Ducklings4 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 8:56 am Donee know how much they are paying for rent and deposit. I just wonder the difference is between their mortgage payments and rent. Also the second loan they took out to pay for the house is that paid off with the sale or is that still part of their debt.
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