It's not about spoons and disability stuff; it's literally just about ease. Dishwashers are common in American homes and I don't understand why you're so keen on me not having one especially if I budget appropriately for it?
Up until really this week I had just started a job, had previously been inbetween jobs, and had just gotten out of a job that wasn't paying well because the boss was not actually paying his employees (something that me and the other servers are currently talking to the state about, actually.) Until really this week I haven't had the money that I can budget and stuff. I'd start a savings account but above rent, bills, food (although I'm about to finally get food stamps again), and paying back my school, I don't have a lot of extra money to do a savings account, and I plan to wait until the start of 2017 so I can use my tax refund to start a savings account. If that situation changes, say, I get more hours, the business I work at gets more customers and therefore I get better tips, ect, I'll 100% make a savings account until then, but until that happens, my money goes to bills and saving up for things that make home life a little easier. In addition the household will be able to start getting disability payments hopefully by October, but until then we're coasting on my paychecks and tips.
While I can understand on wanting to make home life easier, but a dishwasher is a want, and when you are always begging for money, you must put needs before wants. A dishwasher is not a need, and frankly taking the little bit to wash dishes is much easier and you don't need to worry about paying to get your hands fixed (well unless you break them), unlike a dishwasher which can go out at any time. You should take a Personal Finance course, or here, watch this;
Honestly you all say 'always begging for money' when I am here, telling y'all that I have a stable job again, and that I'm able to budget again. But please, tell me how you know the intricacies of my actual financial situation when you have no idea what's in my bank account, my paypal account, or my money folder, when I work, the expenses that I pay, ect.
You are always begging for something every week. I give you props since I haven't seen much begging lately, but something is going to come up and you'll be right back to it. Rinse, repeat. I give it a couple days tops before something new happens where you absolutely need money now now now.
Isn't this what your ilk consider gaslighting?
You seem awfully mad about this dishwasher idea when we are talking about a person who claimed to be raped because someone used her sex toy.
Bitch you said you needed $40 for one pair of khakis not too long ago. You don't know how to shop or budget for shit.
Ehh, I'm p sure they go through quite a number of slop plates daily to keep this sow as fat as she is.
She can either try and save face or she could try and scam people. It should be one or the other but miraculously she tries to do both. Ah, the wonders of weapons-grade autism.
