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Yes, pretty much. People can't afford to save so GoFundMes are what people turn to next. If people are williing to donate why not?
PLEASE.....LOL.
These same people who can't afford to save for the most part are the same ones who spend money unwisely.
I know a woman who b**ches everytime her car insurance is due, complains about the high COL here in Southern CA(yes some things are higher).
She never brings her lunch and orders out everyday, her dog(which is a stray) only gets food from a high end pet store.
Let's not pretend many today just don't save, you don't need a $5 Starbucks every morning. Cut it down to once a week, and you save $80 a month, right there is the car insurance money.
Location: Huntersville/Charlotte, NC and Washington, DC
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PLEASE.....LOL.
These same people who can't afford to save for the most part are the same ones who spend money unwisely.
I know a woman who b**ches everytime her car insurance is due, complains about the high COL here in Southern CA(yes some things are higher).
She never brings her lunch and orders out everyday, her dog(which is a stray) only gets food from a high end pet store.
Let's not pretend many today just don't save, you don't need a $5 Starbucks every morning. Cut it down to once a week, and you save $80 a month, right there is the car insurance money.
Seriously, you think one outlandish example proves your point?
I donated to someone's funeral expenses the other day. The other stuff is a stretch! I don't like the trend but if you're able to say or do something to convince me to give you money then you must be doing something right. Perhaps those skills might be more useful elsewhere. I have called up clients asking for new accounts at work many times!
Seriously, you think one outlandish example proves your point?
You must be kidding.
I can think of several examples.
Many today have an "I want it and I want it now" mentality, or they're entitled to have all the luxuries they want. Being able to afford doesn't matter.
Location: Huntersville/Charlotte, NC and Washington, DC
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Originally Posted by seain dublin
You must be kidding.
I can think of several examples.
Many today have an "I want it and I want it now" mentality, or they're entitled to have all the luxuries they want. Being able to afford doesn't matter.
And if people are willing to donate to help other with big life events, what's it to you? If I don't believe in it, (I'll never donate for marriage or family, since I don't believe in either) I'll just keep my mouth shut and not donate.
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