byefeliciax
VIP Member
Jordans are NOT cheap. If you choose to buy expensive Nike shoes for growing lads, don’t go crying when the cost tallies up you utter mug. That’s a you problem, not a Universal Credit problem.
But obviously her wickle babies must have the best of the best, “all singing all dancing” so they don’t get bullied by kids they never leave the house to cross paths with.
Little does she seem to realise, kids at school will be well aware her kids are getting special treatment and freebies as Pupil Premium kids, that they never have the right uniform, and go into school smelling of rotten food and damp tumble dryer. If they’re going to get bullied for anything, it’s not what broadband package she has or what shoes they’ve outgrown each term.
ETA: Does she not realise how fraudulent her “poverty” stance looks when she is brand name dropping like that all the time? Not to mention how much it reinforces the idea benefits are “too much”.
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