Money 11-24-14 Leaked Text "May We Borrow Your House"

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Chris and barb's combined income is about $2500 a month. The problem is that the Chandlers take the attitude of "We deserve to have a new car, eat out everyday, buy all the horde and legos we want, we should spend all the money we want without limitation". They refuse to stop spending on luxuries and are having trouble paying the necessities. The lack of common sense in the Chandler household is incredible. I think part of Barb realizes that their lifestyle isn't sustainable, but she keeps telling herself that the shit's going to hit the fan after she dies, so she just doesn't care.
It's stuff like this that makes me genuinely feel sorry for Chris. Charb are happily building up an avalanche of desasters and catastrophes just waiting to happen and while Chris is blissfully ignorant of all this (cause it's grownup's mommy's business) his mother just doesn't give a shit it seems since she most likely doesn't have to deal with it in the first place.
So, some point in the future, there is going to be an avalanche coming Chris' way and there is nothing Chris can do to evade it. (:_(

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If their old house does become habitable then those carpenters did a literally heroic job. And I without exaggeration mean literally, because they saved a crazy-ass woman and her dimwitted son from suffering a slow wasting death from black mold.

All signs point to 'no', unfortunately.

I can just imagine it perfectly: The workers doing the (for lack of a better term) 'finishing touches' on BC14 will leave the house, remove their filtermasks, put aside their rubber gloves, get out of their plastic suits and rinse down their shoes with sanitizer and then just hand over the keys to Charb who will go right into the house without any kind of precaution... or even a clue what they are in for with the house and it's damp, moldy, rotten garbage.
 
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I was thinking the same thing.
I have a 6x6 unit that runs me like $46 a month.
What are the chandlers renting out? An aircraft hanger?

I have a 10x10 that runs me $136 every month, and that's right outside of DC where the prices are a lot higher than Ruckersville. Around here they could rent a 3br townhome for $1600, In Ruckersville they could probably rent a mansion for that...
 
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So the hammer finally dropped. December is going to be a wicked month for the Chandlers. I know Chris doesn't have any foresight, but Barb should have seen this day coming. When you're asking complete strangers (especially ones who don't technically exist) if you can use their house for storage, you know things have well and truly hit the fan.
 
When a very dear friend of mine was buying his first house, he started stumbling on really good deals for furniture and appliances. Unfortunately, this was a few months before the house was finalized and ready, and his apartment was a tiny shit-hole. Rather than let him pass on these legitimately good deals he was finding, I let him store his new belongings in my (slightly less tiny, slightly less of a shit-hole) apartment. It got a little cramped, and I might have had sex on his couch before he did to add a little justice to the situation, but ultimately it paid off when his new house was set up and furnished and he was doing a lot better than ever before.

Once again, Christian Weston Chandler can take a perfectly normal request and, just by existing, pervert it into something bizarre and obscene.

He's asking for a very huge favor from a friend he's never met.
He's doing something that could potentially drag his friend down with him, infesting her new home with mold spores and the stench of burning plastic and bedbugs.
And he has no real end game except "Now we're both dumpster babies, can I sperm in your female soul vagina?"

Friends are supposed to help each other make a better life. Catch each other when they're weak, but ultimately come out better. Chris is content to guilt strangers into living in the hell he's built for himself.
 
I was thinking the same thing.
I have a 6x6 unit that runs me like $46 a month.
What are the chandlers renting out? An aircraft hanger?
I think someone said that it's unlikely that it's actually $1600 a month. This price is likely a combination of other things and Chris just doesn't get it; or Barb straight up lied to him about how much they need in hopes that Chris's "connections" will provide them with a little bit more money.

If it IS $1600 a month, that also doesn't surprise me. If it's 46 a month for a 6x6 unit, they probably need a shit ton of those to hold the whole hoard. I've seen some pretty huge storage units for farm equipment, those cost about $200-500 a month. Just remember, they have to put the WHOLE HOARD in there. They had like 4 fridges, 3 beds, 5 (or something) couches, a shit ton of music stuff from Barb and Bob, a shit ton of electronics from Chris, and god knows what else they have that needs a storage unit because it couldn't go into the Hoard2.0.
 
"If the answer is No, you do not have to respond. Because I understand a few to some of the concerns and questions involved therein."

I have such a hate boner for Chris's use of English, like that he thinks that there's a meaningful semantic difference between "a few" and "some." Maybe his autistic brain gets confused thinking of them as vague estimations, and he actually applies some sort of rigid amount to each word.

But even then, it still comes across as, "I understand 30-50% of your concerns, but not all of them." :geek:
 
No, I'm done. The number was still active though when he sent this. I'm not sure if I should just leave it open for a little while longer (not respond, just let Chris send texts if he wants to).


In the time that this persona has been inactive, chris has not only asked to use her house for the hoard, but also mused about her fathering his child without her responding once
Mind you, this whole time, he is under the impression that Renee looks like pixyteri
 
I think about this episode of Hoarders where this woman had so much junk she literally rented a massive storefront/warehouse to fill up because her house was reaching it's limit. The sheer amount of stuff she had in that warehouse is probably comparable to what Barb had stuffed into 14BC and I think that woman was paying about 1.6k a month as well. So I agree with those who have pointed out that it's probably due to the size of the hoard, considering stuff was practically scraping the ceiling in there.
 
$1600 is more than a month's storage, even for da hoard. It's most likely that Barb gave Chris a figure for upcoming bills, added a little extra for herself, and told Chris to go ask the rubes on the internet for the money. Expect a facebook post in a few days.
 
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