Jack Monroe #406 Foodbank Anna Delvey

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It's like the bloody Generation Game but in reverse. Do we get a Brucie bonus?
 
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The cream Diva shoot trouser suit (never worn since). IRO £200.
 
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Has nobody spotted the expensive home edit storage from John Lewis? I suppose it’ll be left to me then, almost like everyone wants to stop me breathing. These are such a rip off, I have some tbf but they’re just plastic boxes. I bet Jack has loads more crammed in any area not already rammed with shit.
 

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The "practicing living in a smaller property" made me wonder if she has upped her cosplaying game and she is now building a shitty shoebox one bedroom flat inside the shitty bungalow from where she films and takes sad photos. Rattle, rattle.
I actually suspect she’s built herself a fort in the living room out of Cotswold furniture with a William Morris curtain roof and is forcing SB, content, coops, and the lodger to live in there with her “for practice”
 
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The only time I ever dined at a Cafe Rouge I ordered a chicken, bacon and avocado salad. The waiter said "Just to let you know, we don't have any avocado or bacon, hope that's OK?" Then walked off. I think they based Karen's Diners on the Cafe Rouge model.
 
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Pantechnicon. My retired mum also worked in removals, so I learned a lot (unfortunately). I showed her the pictures and she said maybe 2 needed, plus 5 or 6 men to box and wrap (tape n boxes extra), lift and shift. Maybe a 7.5 van too for smaller every day stuff. She thinks maybe £15-£20k to move (a rough estimate). Sorry, I hope I don't come across as rude or a know-all x
Edit to add: my mum's first words were not removals related btw. It was 'fucking hell'.
 
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Those Dyson fans are rubbish. My youngest child blowing on me would have more effect.
Jealous of her furniture though. She has lovely pieces but stuffs so much shit in them it makes me wanna weep.
I would love them better.
 
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I don’t really begrudge her spending all that cashos on tat
Nope. If she wrote a book, sold a few thousand copies, earned 50k and spent it on shite, more power to her.

But to take people's cash via patreon, please poverty, rattle tip jars etc. She isn't really earning that, people are handing their earned cash to her on the premise she's a starving activist etc. to spend other peoples donated money, that's what overbakes my pumble.
 
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While spinning such blatant lies about how she lives on one bollock and eyelid sausage a week, can't afford shampoo or shower gel, has to buy lard instead of butter and use a child's bank card to stick to her budget, and people fall for it and throw even more money at her
 
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I remember a phase she had of photographing a huge office space with 1000s of books. Then there was all the furniture and set dressing for the shed outside that she was going to turn into a studio? That was a few years ago, but it all looked very expensive.
 
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Is it just me that is shuddering at how many detailed images of that house have been splashed all over social media? I keep cringing at how much she's revealed. She's given far too much information about her home. Really concerning.
 
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I wouldn't even mind her having a tip jar, if it was just a way for people to show appreciation for her slop recipes and crap teenage politics. There's no accounting for taste and for those that like that sort of thing, well that is the sort of thing they like. It's the manipulative pleading poverty, claims of persecution and sadfishing that makes me crosser than Marxist-Leninist-Royalist hearing someone call the King a fud.
 
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Unfortunately, I grew up with someone with hoarding tendencies (and lots of other unpleasant traits beside).
For them, it's not about being in possession of the objects, whatever they are. It's about other people NOT being in possession of them. I can tell because of the sloppy and disrespectful way they treat their things. My relative has destroyed several beautiful, irreplaceable things because as soon as they had them, the value was lost. They were thrown in the bottom of handbags, or kept in leaky outhouses, or shoved off a table to make room for more random shit.
Its all about the one-upmanship, the spite and the envy.
They are, it goes without saying, very very similar to a certain smol pixie.
Happily, we no longer speak and my life is the better for it.
 
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What happened with the birth mark?!
 
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So I promise I’ll shut up about her furniture in the new thread, but is this another dresser?
Cos it certainly looks very very VERY much like
Totally agree with @MrsFawlty upthread. She has posted FAR TOO MUCH online about her house, garden, possessions, herself, family, ‘friends’, animals etc etc. It’s laughable that all these furniture and other posts come from shit SHE has put out there while rinsing people (human beans) and pretending to be poor.
 
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Oh yes the Perspex cube pasta storage with pink lids, in the kitchen (stunt pasta- levels never change) each of those was about £30 from JL or somewhere, weren’t they?
£20 on full set of oversized unicorns/animal mugs from Asda
The hen with the rubber eggs for nesting hens?
And god knows how much the dusty plastics string of pearls plant cost!
 
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I looked them up, not being familiar with the chain, and I see their tagline is "Parisian-inspired restaurants". Sounds like the quality of service as well as the menu is modelled on Parisian restaurants
 
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