I didn't have a 50% deposit - courtesy of the state - though
Didums..
I didn't have a 50% deposit - courtesy of the state - though
Like winning the Pools
You think you are the only 1 that has done that? Ok.So, basically the pair of you are of the opinion that because I have worked extremely hard during my working life, been ultra careful with money, and continue to do so, as well as suffering hard times myself - that I should reduce myself back to the level of poverty?
One of you posted the case of a pensioner, in tears, on TV. A pensioner whose pension was much higher than my own, but faced with energy bills double those I pay, which is a complete nonsense. The energy bill is extravagant. Besides which, it was dated 21 January 2022, when he would have received a £500 donation from the government, towards his bill, just as I did. The reason my bills are so much lower than his, even now, are that I am careful, and not extravagant with energy.
As usual, you both talk out of your backends..
I started off with nothing, not even a half price house.
Do you think that if you were in a low paid job (or 2) now, you could afford to rent or get a mortgage? let alone waste money on unnecessary things?
Take your blinkers off for a while and have a look around.
The difference is earnings to house prices mostly. The real issue is earnings value, to live on.As did I!
People are struggling now, just as I had to do, the difference is what?
The difference is earnings to house prices mostly. The real issue is earnings value, to live on.
So stop putting everybody else in the same bracket as yourself, and accept that things are different, and harder, nowWhich has absolutely nothing to do with >ME<.
So stop putting everybody else in the same bracket as yourself, and accept that things are different, and harder, now
RubbishThen stop over egging the poverty aspect, because things really are much better now, than when I was that age..
Give em a garage, a bed a mobile to get zombified x box, video games, three bottles of coca cola a day and they're away with the mixer.Then stop over egging the poverty aspect, because things really are much better now, than when I was that age..
That's for the average person? Full time working?Give em a garage, a bed a mobile to get zombified x box, video games, three bottles of coca cola a day and they're away with the mixer.
everybody that is struggling is just lazy and workshy
Guilty of appearing to, suggest at least, that most, if not all, people who are struggling are lazy and workshy.I didn't use the word 'everybody', but there are many, many of them, with no work ethic, expecting the state (us) to keep them in comfort.
Read your post 138 for example. There are others.I didn't use the word 'everybody', but there are many, many of them, with no work ethic, expecting the state (us) to keep them in comfort.