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I was just thinking about Dani the other day! Wondering what the hell this whiny lunatic had been up to, thankd for the update!Today Dani decided to bless us with this video, showing how she gets ready for work. Starring:
- absolutely filthy room (energy drink cans are conveniently covered with stickers)
- the impressive lack of neck
- her astonishing weight gain
- the most disgusting toothbrush and hairbrush I’ve ever seen
- whatever this make up look is
Actually immuno-compromised people stay the fuck home, because they know that germs picked up at Disney are still fucking germs. That's one of the easiest tells for a munchie, does being sick prevent them from doing ONLY the unfun stuff like holding a job, but somehow never seems to get in the way of a Disney trip? Yes? Yep, you're looking at a munchie.I don’t get it. I just don’t get it. I’m not going to pl or sperg too hard but my question is if you have a physical disability, why the fuck does everyone go to these crowded ass places where they could easily pick up germs? Disregarding the fact that we are in a pandemic right now.
disabled people have the right to go out and have fun but after what happened at my job (job never disclosed positive covid employees even though I’m high risk for something going bad and yes I’m vaxxed but so were the employees) and just general life experience tells me crowded places are never a good idea, period.
Especially when Ohio EBT benefits don’t apply to foods you eat on location/ready to eat foods.
I....I am completely bewildered by the fact that she sees using her own money to buy food as some sort of abnormal human hardship that requires her to rebel and spend on Instagram donuts and outrageously priced drinks.
It’s not a sick burn that you’re buying your own food, Laura, that’s what most people in society do.
Yeah, this whole idea that buying her own food is outrageous just might be one of the more mind-boggling things I've read on the Farms. Even folks who legitimately need food stamps know that they need to mix and match the stamps and their own money to make it stretch.I....I am completely bewildered by the fact that she sees using her own money to buy food as some sort of abnormal human hardship that requires her to rebel and spend on Instagram donuts and outrageously priced drinks.
It’s not a sick burn that you’re buying your own food, Laura, that’s what most people in society do.
Someone should report her to the state.Yeah, this whole idea that buying her own food is outrageous just might be one of the more mind-boggling things I've read on the Farms. Even folks who legitimately need food stamps know that they need to mix and match the stamps and their own money to make it stretch.
This is just sheer entitlement.
Not really related to her Munchie antics, but... Unless her dad has enough money to leave her a trust fund, eventually she is going to hit the hard reality of being poor. It'll be late enough in her life that establishing a livable career will be difficult. So unless her dad is very, very wealthy and she has no siblings - she's going to get hers eventually.
Edit: I've seen this play out a lot. Parents make up for their kids disabilities with money, and then when they die/retire/whatever the kids have no money management/life skills. See - Chris Chan.
Someone should report her to the state.
That's what happened with Kiley IIRC. Her mom retired, and the money well dried up. She took that as a personal attack, and to get back at her mom she claimed that her mom tried poisoning her. Absolute insanityNot really related to her Munchie antics, but... Unless her dad has enough money to leave her a trust fund, eventually she is going to hit the hard reality of being poor. It'll be late enough in her life that establishing a livable career will be difficult. So unless her dad is very, very wealthy and she has no siblings - she's going to get hers eventually.
Edit: I've seen this play out a lot. Parents make up for their kids disabilities with money, and then when they die/retire/whatever the kids have no money management/life skills. See - Chris Chan.
No no. Sounds like she was assigned to their counter at an Ulta.Ew, I didn’t know Bare Minerals was an MLM