The UK has normalised working full time and still being broke. You do everything right, you turn up, you put the work in, you work overtime, you stay consistent and somehow after rent, bills and food you’re still left with no money about 2 weeks after payday.
The frustration isn’t just being broke, it’s being broke while working for it. Giving your time, your energy, your weeks, just to stay in the same place financially. It’s hard to stay motivated when the reward for working more is still struggling.
There are currently two types of people today. Those celebrating Valentine's day and those who have their priorities straight and are more excited about pancake day next week.
Since Covid
Home Insurance up 70%.
Car Insurance up 80%.
Energy Bills up 60%.
Water Bills up more than 50%.
They are just ripping us off on things we have to buy.
That moment when you get your first ever Official Christmas Number 1🥹
@kylieminogue lands 2025's #XmasNo1 with her festive bop XMAS 37 years after making her Official Chart debut with I Should Be So Lucky ✨👑
Everyone, play XMAS by The Queen of the Charts🎶
#XMAS#Kylie #KylieMinogue
@DailyParkerboy Me too, I thought they could have made it longer and put in like a 6 months later thing, where they managed to save the street or maybe they left it open-ended in the hope of another revival somewhere down the line. Who knows?
It's not very hard.
The people ripping you off are the billionaires who are forcing you to pay them far too much for Energy, Food, Housing, 'Public' Transport...