Sparkletor
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- 15 de Dic, 2017
Yes. The first time I remember noticing this was during the Mario Sunshine debacle. He was complaining about money and how expensive everything was. Then he it explains how he needed to buy an adapter or something and it was only $8 so he bought 3 in case the first one didn't work.TROOF
I was trying to put my finger on what was soo familiar about this guy(DSP) for weeks now and you nailed it
A roommate in the past had exactly this M.O.: I would end up lending him money at the end of the month regularly due to him nickle and dime'ing himself to death. He always paid me back but he was in a perpetual cycle of poverty b/c beyond giving me the ten or twenty bucks back he would live off of dollar menus and then go into the negative with literally the first purchase he made outside of food and the bills. Was DSP a single child? The ex-roommate was.
Like you can't even teach these people how to budget because they never have or will value that dollar they squander. I think this behavior boils down to that single child bullshit where kids that never have to watch their parents juggle finances to keep a sibling happy just end up placing zero importance on their own finances. In their childhood everything was magically taken care of: why wouldnt their adult life be the same?
He shows off numerous pieces of trash that they pick up at the mall. $8 Mario wallet, $2 beanie baby, $15 tee shirt, $10 pajama pants, etc. Then when someone asks if he will play Ace Combat or Division or One Piece he doesn't have any money.