@CinemaShogun We expect too much of this low IQ, smooth-brained witch. Bodycam footage of interviews after a car accident in which Robinson T-boned another driverโs car was possibly saved by the auto insurance companies due to potential lawsuits.
@MattWalshBlog Our starter home was crazy expensive in 1999. 30 yrs old, outdated with orange shag carpet when we bought and in a neighborhood of blue collar families. I know the original post was about tattoos, but itโs all related to our culture and the current debate about affordability.
@MattWalshBlog Tattoos, piercings, weird hair dye jobs, fake nails, injections, tanningโฆall more reasons why people canโt afford food or a down payment on a house.
@MattWalshBlog 1999 married, 1 kid, 1 car, always cooked at home and ate cheap, McD or Subway was a rare treat, vacay was driving home to see family only if we could afford gas, starting out we DID NOT expect to have the same standard of living we had at our parentsโ houses.
@DaRay38@WallStreetApes Sheโs in Canada. KD Kraft Dinner in Canada=Kraft Mac & Cheese in the US. Processed crap is always more expensive than real food. She found cookies on sale, she can look for a better deal on fresh veg. I once went to check out a melon that rang up $27. I said NO THX w/o whining.
@MattWalshBlog Whiny babies, in 1996 when I was a 21-year-old army wife and mother to a newborn, we ate chicken bbq baked chicken legs, frozen mixed veggies, and instant mashed potatoesโand we loved it. Today everyone expects door dash burritos to be affordable.
@DefiantLs Many years ago, my son (now age 30) came home from middle school speaking with that upspeak pattern. His dad and I told him he sounded like a girl and he stopped immediately. What is happening to our young men?!
@catturd2 That entire generation feels entitled to restaurant food delivered to their door, smartphone, multiple streaming subs, the $7 coffee drinks, nails and hair done at the salon, toys and Halloween costumes for their pets, etc. Itโs mind boggling how spoiled they are.