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Am I being unreasonable?
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You are probably better off without the car. From the figures you stated you are paying out well over your JSA income on it then you have other expenses so your savings will disappear0
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OP do you happen to live under a bridge and have a penchant for roasted goat per chance?"So long and thanks for all the fish" :hello:0
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Mindless_Clone wrote: »OP do you happen to live under a bridge and have a penchant for roasted goat per chance?
Oh wow, this site just gets better and better.
I didn''t know I asked a bunch of kindergarteners for their opinion0 -
Interesting language by the op.
Lemonade stand and bunch of kindergarteners
Not standard UK English.June challenge £100 a day £3161.63 plus £350 vouchers plus £108.37 food/shopping saving
July challenge £50 a day. £ 1682.50/1550
October challenge £100 a day. £385/£31000 -
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Dustykitten wrote: »Thanks for your kind thoughts but I'm just wasting time on here until 10:30 when I need to go and pick up my 16 your old from his part time job. Just like last night when I was waiting up to collect my 18 year old from his part time job.
You see one is too young to drive (but not to work) and the other can't afford a car (and we can't afford for him to go on our insurance).
The lovely thing is both will be very grateful to me for doing this and fully understand how expensive cars are.
Something the OP may not understand0 -
There seems to an obvious discrepancy between stories here. Op you feel like you're being reasonable, your parents don't. If it were me, id step back and accept their wishes. One of two things will happen over time. Either, your parents will realise how much you contributed towards the car, ran errands for them, washed it etc. Or they won't, because your perception of how much you contributed wasn't as much as you thought. Sometimes we feel like we're putting in all the effort when we're not really. Either way you're gonna be alot better off. So don't stress it0
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iammarmite wrote: »Who's being a hypocrite? What do you want? A copy of my passport? Proof of the money I have paid?
It's 1am on a Saturday morning- you must be of the saddest people I have come across in my life.
Grow up. :rotfl:
I wasn't here at 1am but it looks like you were.0 -
iammarmite wrote: »Judging your level of maturity- it sounds like your not old enough to run a lemonade stand let alone work a full time job and pay taxes.
Well sadly I am and even sadder is the amount of years we have to work to pay for those who choose not to.0 -
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