@@Jai_BestLifeYou have to remember that 'reality tv' doesn't always explain everything. Back then, Carly walked to school with her brother, and dropped him off at daycare across the street from her school. She picked him up after school and walked back home with him. I was home an hour later. Honestly, I did the same thing with my little sister when I was a kid, and I loved it. Carly and Phenyx have always been super close. They are 30 and 21 now. Katerena, the 3rd child after the show, before the update is 17. 🥰
@@Jai_BestLifeyou’re just a ray of sunshine, aren’t you? What you gave was an opinion. That’s it. Nothing more. Nothing less. Guess what… your opinion is no better or worse than someone else’s. Just because you state, “I stand by my comment”, doesn’t make you right. Also.. “rage inducing”??? Calm down. Funny how the actual mother showed up and put in your place. 😂😂😂
He ended up losing his job during recession and became a taxi driver. They had another baby but ended up divorcing. It was part of “where they are now”.
Lol. Me too. I am binging this to motivate me to budget. Even though I am not in debt, I could save more. I binge hoarders to motivate me to clean the house. I binged design, diy shows which motivated me to makeover my home so that I stay home. This was in 2019 so it was perfect timing.
When you're sitting in your office, nobody can see your car. When you're talking on the phone to important clients, they can't see your car. When you're managing a multimillion dollar company's cash flow, nobody can see your car. Nobody except you knows if you commute, cycle, walk, or bus, to work. It's BS that Eryk goes without food for days.
Amen. Can you imagine how shocked Eryk's Associates were with his finances. Also the Car issue is so right on. I have a 2013 Toyota Yaris and it works like a charm. I had to do some work on it but still. My cousin brags about her electric car but she's so up the @ss in debt but projects this image that they are living large.
So the husband spends $700 on a car for himself and $2000 in cash EACH MONTH but can’t pay their daughter for her babysitting $20/week. Whines that he gave up his condo when he got married. He’s so selfish. Yuck. The wife and children deserved better.
Well now we know how he feels about his family. I gave up the condo and car...if he wasn't ready to give up his bachelor lifestyle he should have delayed starting a family
Seriously. I hate it when people whine about that: You were involved in this decision, too, bucko. You could have stayed single if you didn't want this life, but apparently you wanted to keep the girl, too.
Plus refusing to give up the insane 700 a month car because " its the first thing I did for myself for years"... you are a father of 2!its not about you.
It’s crazy seeing how much standards have changed in Canada. They thought the semi detached home was a “nightmare” and now that home is probably close to a million dollars 😂
People just don’t want to give up anything. The golden rule is if you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. No haircuts, no makeup, no restaurants, no fancy cars, boats, motorcycles. There are more important things in life
This is almost 20 years ago. $85k was an extremely good income here in Canada back then. It is still higher than the average income for a single person here. Today it is probably like someone Maki g about $130k or more.
So I actually believe that Eryk “goes without food” sometimes. He likely has a $2100/month drug habit (all that cash is very sketchy) sometimes drugs can reduce appetite
bingo. Every time I see cash transactions with no explanation for that much it brings me back to my marriage and fentanyl addict husband. He'd also go through thousands every month in cash withdrawals, always some kind of excuse etc. I know you cannot project your own experience onto everyone else but what is his excuse?
Interesting how he puts items and things before his family. I have a feeling he won't change, since he seemed to angry about having to give up his condo and car and didn't mind putting them in more debt to get a 700 a month tin can, you can't take it with you when you die. Family should always come first.
This family is lovely. The little girl and mom have some real talent for art. Mom could sell her art on the side. Love how Gail got the dad to come around to the plan and see his errors.
There was one episode where there were lots of cash withdrawals and the wife looked high. I didn’t notice until I read the comments. Now, whenever I see lots of cash I think drugs, gambling or even cheating. Not once when Gail brings up the cash spending has anyone given a reason and that seems so suspect.
Agreed. I was wondering if something shady was happening here because the cash withdrawals were in the 100s for each withdrawal and each one happened within a handful of days of the other. Also, the fact that he has had several jobs within a short timeframe and that they're constantly moving...something odd was happening.
@KT Sterlin Thank you! 😊 I have been doing very well. I learned a lot on that show and have been managing my finances beautifully since then. It's been 16 years since the taping of this show!
@@selenaMB76 I'm sorry you went through that-- though the original poster might have been talking about a different episode. I distinctly remember an episode where the wife seemed high the entire time.
So no one going to say anything about the $2100 in cash in one month. What are they spending it on because it looks like both of them are taking the money out. Also $700 a month for a SUV that's insane and its a lease
It’s even worse since this episode aired 16 years ago! $700 back then, is like having a $1,000 car payment today once you adjust for inflation. Plus, that price didn’t include car insurance. It was probably $200 or more to insure it!
So let me get this straight…. you make your daughter become your caregiver to your son, promise her 20.00 a week but instead of paying her you pay 700 a month on your car. Well, you showed her and us what you really think about her help with her brother! How disgusting. They should be ashamed of themselves you couldn’t find 20.00 a week?
There have been several people on this show that work in finance. I wonder if going on this show and revealing their debts and money habits affected their jobs.
❤❤❤ it's so great watching this family fall in love all over again! The way he beamed looking at her when she posed at the end of the skating, he was so happy seeing her shine and therefore he shine too. There really is something so wonderful when two people work together to accomplish something.
See this is what I don't get when people say, I spend all my money on my family. You chose to have children as soon as you do that they are your life they are your priority your family is everything it's not about you anymore it's about we that's the whole point of marriage if you didn't want that you shouldn't have gotten married and you should have just spent money on yourself I don't get that statement😞 I wish they would revisit people like 2 years after the show how they worked out.
He is young, he probably thought he could still have what he wanted and a family. Most people don't go into marriage with realistic expectations. I think they did good. I hope they are debt free and living a happy life together.
He "runs multi-million dollar businesses" and makes $84,500 a year!! Dang, that's super low income, I made that 25 years ago as a low level corporate troll.
This is Canada, ND it was 17 years ago. That was a VERY good salary. Probably would be like $130k or more today (which is good for here). Even the $84k is still quite a but higher than the average person's wage.
Last update (Season 8 -2010) : Eryk lost his executive job after 3 years, started driving a cab for a few months until he lost THAT job. Then they split up (Selena got pregnant again, and is going back to work full time)
@@ensignmjs7058 she paid off her portion and their joint debt they couldn't pay off because he reverted back eventually and then lost his job... and so she left... I dont blame her!
It absolutely is. My husband and I make $110k and bought our second home for $242k. It all depends on where you live. If you want to live in a big city, then no you can’t buy a decent home.
@@myyt3824 It’s not just big cities like Manhattan and LA that are expensive. We live in Nashua NH and the average home sells for $445,000. . My mother-in-law ‘s 900sqft raised ranch, that was build in 1963 was just appraised for $330,000. And that’s with no big updates and only a 1/2 acre of land. Still has the original kitchen and bathroom! Plus property taxes are insane too. We live in a 3bd, 2.5 bath detached condo and pay $7,000 a year in property taxes. Only saving grace is that we bought our home 17 years ago for half of what it was recently appraised for.
WHERE??? My husband is driving a 24+ year old Nissan Maxima. I cringe every time he starts it up-the whole neighborhood hears the loud, high-pitched squealing (mechanics can’t figure out what’s wrong). But, it still runs, so we’re keeping it, for now. I would love for him to drive something newer, more comfortable.
Girl, where? My husband got a new Honda in 2021 and pays $400 a month. His credit is excellent, and the interest rate was 0.9%. I think the total purchase price was $28 or 26K.
@@AllthePrettyPurses Anyone who leases a car instead of buying one is wasting money. That's $150 per month out of your pocket, and you don't own a car at the end of the lease.
Yes that's true but did they compare the standard of living in both places. Toronto was expensive even there. Absolute numbers don't always tell the story.
Guy's a total loser with champagne tastes on a beer budget. There's no shame in living modestly and within your means, and not sure why he thinks he's too good for that. He was completely lying when he said he goes days without food, and his whiny, immature, dramatic attitude makes it hard to believe someone whould actually put him in charge of running a multi million dollar business. I feel bad for his kids having to look at that as an example of manhood.
Personally I don't think people "owe" children anything. The little girl does a lot around the house, but that is still the house they pay for. Children should help their parents. Without expecting pay.
Chores are important. There should be chores that children should be expected to do, and there are extra chores that children should be paid for. We were not paid for bringing our laundry to the laundry room, cleaning up our toys, doing the dishes, sweeping the floor after meals, setting the table, helping out with dinner prep etc. We were paid for vaccuming, mowing the lawn, organizing the boot room, washing the floors, folding laundry etc.
Their daughter was getting paid to babysit her brother not for doing chores around the house. My husband and I, personally, don't do allowance or $$ for extra chores because our budget doesn't allow for it so, our kids get paid with tv/computer time or later bedtime. We teach them the value of a dollar with birthday and Christmas, along with, money made at their summer jobs mowing grass and corn detasseling.
It doesn't have to be a lot of money, but you should give your kids some money. This is how kids learn how to manage money. If they don't have money to manage, how are they ever going to learn? Kids make many money mistakes when they are children, so they don't have to as adults. My sisters and I are all excellent money managers. Our rule was save 10%, give 10% and spend the rest. WE would take 10% of our money, and put it in a jar called a "giving jar." When we collected enough we would give the money to some worthy cause. My parents had 4 kids, limited income and armloads of debt when interest rates were at 24%. If they can give their kids money, I'm sure you can too.
Parentification pushed on children by irresponsible adults is rage-inducing. Poor Carlye.
Meh, my older siblings babysat me all the time. It's pretty normal in larger families (I was the youngest of 5).
@debbielockhart7762 Your perspective as the youngest child is irrelevant. My statement still stands.
@@Jai_BestLifeYou have to remember that 'reality tv' doesn't always explain everything.
Back then, Carly walked to school with her brother, and dropped him off at daycare across the street from her school. She picked him up after school and walked back home with him. I was home an hour later.
Honestly, I did the same thing with my little sister when I was a kid, and I loved it.
Carly and Phenyx have always been super close. They are 30 and 21 now. Katerena, the 3rd child after the show, before the update is 17. 🥰
@@selenaMB76 Understood.
@@Jai_BestLifeyou’re just a ray of sunshine, aren’t you? What you gave was an opinion. That’s it. Nothing more. Nothing less. Guess what… your opinion is no better or worse than someone else’s. Just because you state, “I stand by my comment”, doesn’t make you right. Also.. “rage inducing”??? Calm down. Funny how the actual mother showed up and put in your place. 😂😂😂
He ended up losing his job during recession and became a taxi driver. They had another baby but ended up divorcing. It was part of “where they are now”.
Too bad for all of them.
😱really?? That’s so sad 😞
Yikes 😮
Where do you find “where are they now”?
@@MC-qf4sv It was on TV!
I pretend that Gayle tells me to suck it up and follow the plan.
Lol. Me too. I am binging this to motivate me to budget. Even though I am not in debt, I could save more. I binge hoarders to motivate me to clean the house. I binged design, diy shows which motivated me to makeover my home so that I stay home. This was in 2019 so it was perfect timing.
Same!
I’ll bet there are a lot of us getting inspiration from Hoarders and Til Debt Do Us Part.
When you're sitting in your office, nobody can see your car. When you're talking on the phone to important clients, they can't see your car. When you're managing a multimillion dollar company's cash flow, nobody can see your car. Nobody except you knows if you commute, cycle, walk, or bus, to work.
It's BS that Eryk goes without food for days.
Suz Cost I agree with you that's BS that Eryk goes without food for days.
@@joshuasummers7440 Maybe Eating Out??
I cackled at Eryk saying he goes without food for days haha. He is so full of it. He goes without food, but has a $700/mo. car? Yeah, okay.
Amen. Can you imagine how shocked Eryk's Associates were with his finances. Also the Car issue is so right on. I have a 2013 Toyota Yaris and it works like a charm. I had to do some work on it but still. My cousin brags about her electric car but she's so up the @ss in debt but projects this image that they are living large.
You weren't given money that's why you don't know how to manage it!. Preach The Gospel Gail.
So the husband spends $700 on a car for himself and $2000 in cash EACH MONTH but can’t pay their daughter for her babysitting $20/week. Whines that he gave up his condo when he got married. He’s so selfish. Yuck. The wife and children deserved better.
Sounds like he has a secret family or a mistress.
He gives me the creeps she could do much better
The wife was so happy at the ‘living in your car’ challenge. That was a sign of things to come in the update episode.
This was 20 years ago
“I go without food for days “… but I have a 700 lease payment. 😂 This was also filmed 16 years ago. A 700 lease payment back then was bananas.
He’s a big baby where that stupid car is concerned. WAH WAH I want to keep my expensive car.
Over a damn trailblazer too, they lost value like stones from the lot
Well now we know how he feels about his family. I gave up the condo and car...if he wasn't ready to give up his bachelor lifestyle he should have delayed starting a family
Seriously. I hate it when people whine about that: You were involved in this decision, too, bucko. You could have stayed single if you didn't want this life, but apparently you wanted to keep the girl, too.
Srly and his wife didn't sacrifice anything when she married him? What a big baby...
Yes, men are such whiny b******. He should have kept it in his pants if he didn't want to start a family.
Plus refusing to give up the insane 700 a month car because " its the first thing I did for myself for years"... you are a father of 2!its not about you.
@@astrea79 she sacrificed her sanity that's for sure
I would love for this show to do a massive ‘Where Are They Now’ spin off in 2023/24 😅
The wife looks smart and has a great personality. I like her!!
It’s crazy seeing how much standards have changed in Canada. They thought the semi detached home was a “nightmare” and now that home is probably close to a million dollars 😂
Peoples priorities and likes are different from back then
People being brainwashed to accept crap living standards as normal
Over a million.
It’s not possible for you to work if you don’t have a $700 lease?? Wow!! Entitled!!!
Wow, $125 for food for a family of four. We didn't know at the time that we would refer to 2005 as "the good old days".
It was just normal for the money they made...
Going to a payday advance location to pay off student debt.
Replacing one debt with an even worse one.
Such a terrible decision.
Those places seem to have sprung up everywhere. I think they should be illegal; they cause more problems than they solve.
@@marinashear3818 they prey off poor people. They are parasites.
@@marinashear3818 Absolutely. They're honestly predatory.
I like this wife a lot.
Wow, isnt that the truth! Cant drive a 700.00 a month car where they cant pay their poor, hard working little girl. 😖
Can you please add the rest of the till debt due us part series on UA-cam?? I am obsessed
People just don’t want to give up anything. The golden rule is if you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. No haircuts, no makeup, no restaurants, no fancy cars, boats, motorcycles. There are more important things in life
I am not in a hole but parties and makeup are wasting money
This show is addictive
You had a Porsche making $85k? I think we’re coming up with some of their financial issues.
This is almost 20 years ago. $85k was an extremely good income here in Canada back then. It is still higher than the average income for a single person here. Today it is probably like someone Maki g about $130k or more.
And with an unpaid student loan, no less.
So I actually believe that Eryk “goes without food” sometimes. He likely has a $2100/month drug habit (all that cash is very sketchy) sometimes drugs can reduce appetite
Sadly, I suspect you're onto something.
I hope not for the entire family's sake.
Apparently the husband was getting high. Susan the ex wife replied in one the comments below.
bingo. Every time I see cash transactions with no explanation for that much it brings me back to my marriage and fentanyl addict husband. He'd also go through thousands every month in cash withdrawals, always some kind of excuse etc. I know you cannot project your own experience onto everyone else but what is his excuse?
Naming your child after a place is a disaster to begin with, but spelling her name that way is a tragydeigh.
Hahaha, love how you spelt that. I had to read it a couple of times. My step sister is named Krystyne…..Christine, uuuuggggg, right!
Lol
What about these new Afro Centric Names. Shaniqua, Tameka, Latavia, LaToya, Keisha, LaTonya.
@@laminagethese names are not new and they’re cultural. Spelling Mackenzie as Mykinzee is asinine. You’re just a racist.
@laminage that took a turn
I loved them. They pulled through quite nicely in the end.
He runs multi-million-dollar companies and only pulls down $84k/year? My BS detector is chirping... it’s off the charts!
Yeah like 15 years ago. Sounds right.
@@Ndstars1 A previous response pegged this at 2010. Today is October 6, 2021-that would be 11 years ago by my calculation.
Yeah, that doesn’t quite add up, even for 10 or 11 years ago.
Multi million could mean a $2M company to Eryk. Small potatoes
I bet he’s a shift supervisor not a general manger
Concerned about the daughter. She’s a child herself and needs time to visit friends, do after school activities. That’s a very little boy.
I would be mad if my husband put a vehicle over me. So glad my husband doesn't act this way.
Interesting how he puts items and things before his family. I have a feeling he won't change, since he seemed to angry about having to give up his condo and car and didn't mind putting them in more debt to get a 700 a month tin can, you can't take it with you when you die. Family should always come first.
What doesn't HE understand that the $700 a month lease payment is gone forever unless he decided to buy the truck afterwards.
Because he’s a selfish idiot I think lol
$360 000 in Toronto these days might get you a garden shed but not a house, not even a dump.
Or even in Ca....house run from $779k
This family is lovely.
The little girl and mom have some real talent for art. Mom could sell her art on the side. Love how Gail got the dad to come around to the plan and see his errors.
There was one episode where there were lots of cash withdrawals and the wife looked high. I didn’t notice until I read the comments. Now, whenever I see lots of cash I think drugs, gambling or even cheating. Not once when Gail brings up the cash spending has anyone given a reason and that seems so suspect.
Agreed. I was wondering if something shady was happening here because the cash withdrawals were in the 100s for each withdrawal and each one happened within a handful of days of the other. Also, the fact that he has had several jobs within a short timeframe and that they're constantly moving...something odd was happening.
@KT Sterlin it wasn't the wife that was high. It was the husband, all the cash withdrawals were from him. I know, because I WAS the wife.
@@selenaMB76 I hope you’re doing well.
@KT Sterlin Thank you! 😊 I have been doing very well. I learned a lot on that show and have been managing my finances beautifully since then. It's been 16 years since the taping of this show!
@@selenaMB76 I'm sorry you went through that-- though the original poster might have been talking about a different episode. I distinctly remember an episode where the wife seemed high the entire time.
Can't pay their child $20 a week to raise their other child but can pay $700 a month for a fancy car.
Someone is a big baby, and it isn’t the wife…
I liked this one Gail. Hope the family is doing well 💜
So no one going to say anything about the $2100 in cash in one month. What are they spending it on because it looks like both of them are taking the money out. Also $700 a month for a SUV that's insane and its a lease
It’s even worse since this episode aired 16 years ago! $700 back then, is like having a $1,000 car payment today once you adjust for inflation. Plus, that price didn’t include car insurance. It was probably $200 or more to insure it!
@@Luckoftheirish1A lot more than $1000 here in Canada. Cars have inflated massively, as has our stupidly expensive real estate.
Taking a girlfriend to a hotel
So let me get this straight…. you make your daughter become your caregiver to your son, promise her 20.00 a week but instead of paying her you pay 700 a month on your car. Well, you showed her and us what you really think about her help with her brother! How disgusting. They should be ashamed of themselves you couldn’t find 20.00 a week?
That's 700$ like 10+ yrs ago, that's crazy!
All of those homes are worth a bajillion dollars in today’s Toronto area market
They think they had problems. They fucked up for the next generation.
How is a fairly mundane Chevy SUV so prestigious to him?
They are a dime a dozen and certainly not worth $700 a month.
In Canada everything is expensive. That was 17 years ago. It would be more like a $1200 or more payment today.
The fact that he fought to keep that ridiculous car let's me know they won't work out long term.
There have been several people on this show that work in finance. I wonder if going on this show and revealing their debts and money habits affected their jobs.
The ice skating challenge was great!
She’s a gem!
holy shit $2,140 ??!? does he a side piece???
Probably the white lady (cocaine).
❤❤❤ it's so great watching this family fall in love all over again! The way he beamed looking at her when she posed at the end of the skating, he was so happy seeing her shine and therefore he shine too. There really is something so wonderful when two people work together to accomplish something.
One of the few lovely couples.
He looked like he was going to cry.
I LOVE GAIL!!!
See this is what I don't get when people say, I spend all my money on my family. You chose to have children as soon as you do that they are your life they are your priority your family is everything it's not about you anymore it's about we that's the whole point of marriage if you didn't want that you shouldn't have gotten married and you should have just spent money on yourself I don't get that statement😞 I wish they would revisit people like 2 years after the show how they worked out.
Most would probably be divorced
Wow the packaging of those Staples Manila folders has not changed
That first house they go look at looks like it is on Hoover Park Drive in Stouffville, Ontario. I am familiar with that street/area.
Thanks for uploading this!!
The very moment he started complaining about himself I would have left!
A $700 a month car?!? WTF!
Clearly they couldn't afford the second child. But, here he is,.so....
Some employers terminate employments when wages attached
I have had managerial positions where a credit check was done before the position was offered. Our boy would have been SOL
Wow, just checked what an NSF fee is. Unbelievable!
They made so much money !!!😲
He gave it all up, boohoo....what a clown
So glad the show covered a single parent. I am one.
Going all Napoleon on us. I'm going to use that.
16:24 that side eye for the cameraman
His balls shriveled up and fell off when he was told about his challenge…😂 Good for him for changing his negative perspective into a positive one.
He is a spoiled brat.
and this is the problem of moat of the people. They like to impressed people they don't even know. We have a lot them in my office😬
He is young, he probably thought he could still have what he wanted and a family. Most people don't go into marriage with realistic expectations. I think they did good. I hope they are debt free and living a happy life together.
They are NOT
The husband in the beginning was very upset, but he came around :)
All that cash ...wonder what hes up to
He "runs multi-million dollar businesses" and makes $84,500 a year!! Dang, that's super low income, I made that 25 years ago as a low level corporate troll.
84k 10+ years ago definitely went further. If it was a small business that is understandable.
This is Canada, ND it was 17 years ago. That was a VERY good salary. Probably would be like $130k or more today (which is good for here). Even the $84k is still quite a but higher than the average person's wage.
So good
Last update (Season 8 -2010) : Eryk lost his executive job after 3 years, started driving a cab for a few months until he lost THAT job. Then they split up (Selena got pregnant again, and is going back to work full time)
But did they get out of debt though?
If he doesn't have luck working outside of the home, why not let him be the primary caretaker and she be the career woman?
@@ensignmjs7058 she paid off her portion and their joint debt they couldn't pay off because he reverted back eventually and then lost his job... and so she left... I dont blame her!
@@sharifac.l.5641 , thanks.
So sad! I was hoping they got their house and would grow old together. Heartbreaking.
She has the most striking green eyes
A mortgage 3x what you make is nigh impossible these days.
It absolutely is. My husband and I make $110k and bought our second home for $242k. It all depends on where you live. If you want to live in a big city, then no you can’t buy a decent home.
anything is possible...in Alabama🙄
@@myyt3824 It’s not just big cities like Manhattan and LA that are expensive. We live in Nashua NH and the average home sells for $445,000. .
My mother-in-law ‘s 900sqft raised ranch, that was build in 1963 was just appraised for $330,000. And that’s with no big updates and only a 1/2 acre of land. Still has the original kitchen and bathroom! Plus property taxes are insane too. We live in a 3bd, 2.5 bath detached condo and pay $7,000 a year in property taxes. Only saving grace is that we bought our home 17 years ago for half of what it was recently appraised for.
New England has always been expensive - especially Massachusetts.
He is a giant baby. If I was his wife I couldn’t respect him.
Cash from cc charges higher interest
$400 a month is still over the top for a car for someone in that much debt. You could get a new Honda for $150 a month, and that's in 2021.
WHERE??? My husband is driving a 24+ year old Nissan Maxima. I cringe every time he starts it up-the whole neighborhood hears the loud, high-pitched squealing (mechanics can’t figure out what’s wrong). But, it still runs, so we’re keeping it, for now. I would love for him to drive something newer, more comfortable.
A NEW Honda for $150 a month?! Um....no way.
@@americandevo It's called leasing.
Girl, where? My husband got a new Honda in 2021 and pays $400 a month. His credit is excellent, and the interest rate was 0.9%. I think the total purchase price was $28 or 26K.
@@AllthePrettyPurses Anyone who leases a car instead of buying one is wasting money. That's $150 per month out of your pocket, and you don't own a car at the end of the lease.
This lady has three children.
The thumbnail looks like bad witch😅, she is beautifull in this video .. zoe deschannel eyes . Hope she ok now
Lol, that thumnail is aweful! Thank you for the compliment @SparkDora
I am doing great now! 😊
So happy to read that Selena!❤❤❤
I need to know what happened to the company ol dude was doing finances for 😳
House vs car..I know what ai would choose.
Why did they move so much
I think he got a better paying job each time... I'm not sure
Yes that's true but did they compare the standard of living in both places. Toronto was expensive even there. Absolute numbers don't always tell the story.
Drug deals
Name a kid Phoenix, and it's a guy, and you can't spell it right. Just burn your money.
We humans can be a selfish lot
There is. O reason they can’t make it on 84,000
Like her, him..meh
I'm going to be sleeping in my car. It's cheaper accommodation while travelling.
You could house sit and have a safe place to eat and shower.
Guy's a total loser with champagne tastes on a beer budget. There's no shame in living modestly and within your means, and not sure why he thinks he's too good for that. He was completely lying when he said he goes days without food, and his whiny, immature, dramatic attitude makes it hard to believe someone whould actually put him in charge of running a multi million dollar business. I feel bad for his kids having to look at that as an example of manhood.
Life is short, spend, enjoy😊
84000 a year today is food bank salary.
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Personally I don't think people "owe" children anything. The little girl does a lot around the house, but that is still the house they pay for. Children should help their parents. Without expecting pay.
I agree.
I think giving a little money for house cleaning is good so they understand things cost money. But no allowance for cleaning your own room.
Chores are important. There should be chores that children should be expected to do, and there are extra chores that children should be paid for. We were not paid for bringing our laundry to the laundry room, cleaning up our toys, doing the dishes, sweeping the floor after meals, setting the table, helping out with dinner prep etc. We were paid for vaccuming, mowing the lawn, organizing the boot room, washing the floors, folding laundry etc.
Their daughter was getting paid to babysit her brother not for doing chores around the house. My husband and I, personally, don't do allowance or $$ for extra chores because our budget doesn't allow for it so, our kids get paid with tv/computer time or later bedtime. We teach them the value of a dollar with birthday and Christmas, along with, money made at their summer jobs mowing grass and corn detasseling.
It doesn't have to be a lot of money, but you should give your kids some money. This is how kids learn how to manage money. If they don't have money to manage, how are they ever going to learn? Kids make many money mistakes when they are children, so they don't have to as adults. My sisters and I are all excellent money managers. Our rule was save 10%, give 10% and spend the rest. WE would take 10% of our money, and put it in a jar called a "giving jar." When we collected enough we would give the money to some worthy cause. My parents had 4 kids, limited income and armloads of debt when interest rates were at 24%. If they can give their kids money, I'm sure you can too.
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