She's got more bills than a family member that didn't open any bills for 6 years after her husband died!
she probably genuinely believes this, I bet her parents just didn’t buy her the latest mobile phone or unlimited topshop clothes like the other girls’ parents so she thought... is this poverty? 
She's such a fucking knob. Has it been multiple suicide attempts before? In potatoes
I thought it was suggested just the one. She's hellishly triggering.Attention seeking, innit. God, she's awful.
I remember having a little job when I was a teen once I forgot to pick up my wage when I finished work and when I got home my mum started crying because shed been relying on my little pay packet to buy food for tea that night, by God did I go to bed feeling like the worst person in the world that night....
Absolutely appalling thing for Jack to say, especially given certain news headlines that were discussed in these threads recently.
If it’s too painful to talk about she’s in the wrong job then and shouldn’t be ‘writing a book on poverty’ she talks such utter shite we all know she will delete her tweets and then in future will fake that she was in amongst this just like she was Grenfell (she wasn’t)
This. She’s fucked this proper hasn’t she, terrible timing Monroe; terrible!
Someone says they are going through chemo and not one mention of it in her reply! “Meticulous skincare”, “iPhone with portrait mode” but she can’t afford butter. Who can “nap like a cat” when they have a child at home? What about the 20 hour working days??
He sounds so grasping in this article, it actually makes my teeth itch. You can see where Jack gets it from.Wherein her dad admits to having enough money to cover quite substantial expenses (over £130k's worth)
The great foster care divide - Community Care
In Bromley the weekly fostering allowance for looking after a teenager is nearly double the figure awarded in Southend. Such discrepancies are duplicated all over the UK, a situation the government wants to rectify. But will the new rate be enough, asks Katie Leasonwww.communitycare.co.uk
The family lives in a five-bedroom house, after investing £30,000 to build extra rooms when they made the decision to foster. Living in a larger property means that they now pay almost double the rate of counciltax they would have done otherwise, as well as more for heating and lighting. The family has also had to buy a seven-seater car so that they can all fit in – but of course having a bigger car costs more to insure and fill up with fuel.
“It comes out of my pocket as the foster allowance doesn’t cover it,” he says. David has done a rough calculation of how much he thinks he has spent on fostering.
“I’ve probably paid out £100,000 over the 14 years. Fostering is an expensive business and if we didn’t foster our circumstances would be very different – I would have to find a lot less money every month. I make no complaint because I volunteered for the task and have had many happy times, but I thought the cost of fostering would be met by the local authority and have found out to my cost that’s not the case. It’s like going to work and me taking the fire engine down to the petrol station and paying on my card.”
