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Thanks guys. 20 mins after my last post, he walked in my room and tossed me 1000 in cash. He must have known something was up. Anyways, I do understand he is working two jobs trying to pay for school. The school "lost" his financial aid check and has been giving him the run around for over a semester.
Thanks guys. 20 mins after my last post, he walked in my room and tossed me 1000 in cash. He must have known something was up. Anyways, I do understand he is working two jobs trying to pay for school. The school "lost" his financial aid check and has been giving him the run around for over a semester.
Yeah, my life experience tells me that it is maybe even a better time to get out. Before the debt starts accruing again, as you now know what he is capable of. Again, you don't need that kind of crap on your mind when you are in college. I would say if not now, the second you notice it start to happen again hit the road and don't look back. You are there for the same reason as him. Life is tougher for some people, that isn't your problem. If you feel bad, buy him a beer from the $1000 he gave you after you move out, it's a heck of alot cheaper than being his parent. Just from what you said, it sounds like he is still about $200-300 short plus some utilities???I would still get out.
I agree with Rock on this (why is that so hard to admit?).That's not your problem, it's his.
If this happens again, as your legal guardian and spiritual advisor, I would sell all his shit from his room.
R35