Yes to all of this!Her excuse is always she was embarrassed and it wasn't their responsibility to sort out her debt and financial situation.
But they didn't have to do anything of the sort, even if she was starving/freezing etc. Adult children ask their parents for money all the time, mine certainly do. She could very easily just asked for 20 quid to do a bit of shopping or something to help her with her rent this month. Or even asked to eat dinner at their house this week or could they pick some stuff up whilst they were shopping.
I am very much of the 'it never fucking happened ' crew, but IF the poverty was real and IF her parents refused to help her then it was probably because they were sick of her shit.
She's shown over and over again how caring they are and how indulged she was, why would that stop when she (and her child) were in crisis?
JET FUEL CAN'T MELT JACK MONROES!
It's a distinction worth making. Excellent point.If she’s talking about him renting it out as temporary housing, he will be making a killing. A friend is trapped in a 2 bed terrace (with 5 kids, 1 in a wheelchair and 2 others who are disabled) that the council have rented from a kindly landlord for the sum of £600 per week. Same house would go for around £500 per month as a private rent.
Coming from the past and I know someone will have already said it *altogether now*It's funny I came to this thread to share some local gossip I heard earlier than her dad's the leaseholder of a new cafe/heritage centre in the shoebury garrison (posh housing estate on a former army base) and here you all are talking about Mr h anyway
And I wonder if he sits on the council housing committee? A lot of these ‘rent direct to council’ private landlords do but it probably depends how many properties he has. If they rely on him to house single people and ‘problem’ tenants then he’ll be raking it in and influencing policy to boot.It's a distinction worth making. Excellent point.
Hardly peppercorn rates. JEEZ DO YOU NEVER TAKE A DAY OFF?If she’s talking about him renting it out as temporary housing, he will be making a killing. A friend is trapped in a 2 bed terrace (with 5 kids, 1 in a wheelchair and 2 others who are disabled) that the council have rented from a kindly landlord for the sum of £600 per week. Same house would go for around £500 per month as a private rent.
It appears he’s not a councillor, nor are the other two directors of the CIC. That would surely be a (different) conflict of interest, as community interest doesn’t always align with council interest.And I wonder if he sits on the council housing committee? A lot of these ‘rent direct to council’ private landlords do but it probably depends how many properties he has. If they rely on him to house single people and ‘problem’ tenants then he’ll be raking it in and influencing policy to boot.
Yip, one local landlord is running about in a Bentley.If she’s talking about him renting it out as temporary housing, he will be making a killing. A friend is trapped in a 2 bed terrace (with 5 kids, 1 in a wheelchair and 2 others who are disabled) that the council have rented from a kindly landlord for the sum of £600 per week. Same house would go for around £500 per month as a private rent.
Yip yip one of mine had a Rolls Royce the stupid pretentious greedy grasping twat.Yip, one local landlord is running about in a Bentley.
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