Many people have lived with Craigslist roommates over the years, and shared bathrooms with them. You know what the solution is
Getting a job.
Haven't they lived in this same situation for quite a long while now? I thought so. They didn't move while she was in the hospital.
I actually feel really bad for her after the description of her living conditions. I haven't heard details like that in modern day living situations. It's absolutely dismal.
I'm so lucky and grateful for what I have. She's very amusing to watch, but I feel damn bad for her right now.
Feel bad for her why? I mean, I actually do, but her situation is 100% one of her own making.
She has a roof and 4 walls and a lock on the door.
She doesn't work. Lurch doesn't work. And that's not "down on your luck/ disadvantaged" inability to get a job; that's "I chose and choose to do drugs; got a month's stay in a hospital for free and did nothing but bitch about it" refusal to work.
She would rather pilfer her way through cosmetics aisles than show up for work behind a cash register.
I don't even understand complaining about the rent being raised when you do nothing to earn your free money. Honest people working a billion hours a week get squeezed and screwed when inflation happens. Luna just bitches that her handouts haven't caught up with inflation - but so what; she steals half of what she has bc whatever money she's been handed is earmarked for getting and keeping her high.
Even my immense and often misguided empathy struggles to feel bad that she doesn't have wifi for her multiple devices that she only uses to go online* to post her shitty selfies and OF her way to some cash.
*here's news: you don't need internet to use a computer. You can create a budget, create a life plan, write a to-do list, or do any number of tasks on an offline computer. And then you can fucking walk to a coffee shop or whatever that offers you free wifi if you need to get online. You can even cut the drug budget minimally to print docs at a place that offers printing for a fee.
I feel bad for her in the abstract, but in reality she's just living the life she has chosen.