Thing is it's like the patreon - she sets out a plan that involves working harder not smarter, in fact, the plan that requires the most work for the least reward, because a) maverick little wild kernel adhd head and b) she thinks she gets more money when people see her as a hard worker doing 200 hour weeks. and there's enough idiots out there who do buy into that crap. And once she's started something she is entirely incapable of changing her plans, again chaos blah blah mad little head blah blahWhat I don't get us how she thought she was going to do it? It's clear from the book sales from home chaos that she can't use a simple spreadsheet let alone a more complicated one that the VBI would require. Her naivety is almost childlike, she had an idea, got some attention for it, realised the grift potential and ran with it. With absolutely no f*cking idea how to actually do it. It feels like she very emotionally stunted, a bit like Trump is, stuck in toddler mode.
just as she could run a patreon on one recipe card sent by email a week, a discord and a livestream every month, she could produce a document/ essay/ whatever demonstrating the ways that many essential things are more expensive when you're poor ( the entire point) , and demonstrating a couple of examples in detail to show that the trend is for this to get worse, not better. Not the work of a weekend, but perfectly possible for one person to research and complete over a few months.
And then if it proved popular or useful, maybe securing funding to update it quarterly, or partner with one of those poor deluded souls at price comparison websites that offered to help, to keep some kind of eye on trends in featured blog posts every month or so, or any other number of ways this work could develop.
But just like with the Squig who actually offered to help fulfil her patreon, she ignored all sensible offers of help, didn't she.
STill onward and upward, there's furniture to move around, fennel to stew, selfies to filter. busy busy busy