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I thought you guys were dead. Long time no see

>We ultimately realize that information age technology is altering our brains. Common people have become mere antennas to pass on trivial stimulus.

>>13191660

Yep. That was fun.

>>12466583
>Mom's terrible with money
>In her 60s and still sub 1k in her bank account at all times, despite having a $17 hr full time job and no major overhead with $600 a month apt.
>Constantly seeking out new experiences and vacations and bullshit
>Dad (divorced) found out she could basically collect on his pension with literally no cost to him/his pension because of some technical bullshit and floated this out to her, refused for no reason
>Told her about passive savings/rebates services I use "I don't have time for that bullshit anon, I like my life to be uncomplicated"
>Took her along to help me pick out a suit (she used to sell them,) got upset because I didn't buy it in-store and instead opted to try it on then order it online (which saved me $150,) despite me explaining my reasoning multiple times
>Has a spare bedroom and quite a bit of room but refuses to get a roommate
>Despite ALL OF THIS CONSTANTLY COMPLAINS ABOUT HAVING NO MONEY
>Occasionally lend her money, though she's always good about paying back
>Worried that, in 10-20 whatever years she's basically expecting me to support her
>Conflicted on whether I give in and basically let her parasite or just to tell her to fuck off and let the state handle it
>I love her but she has been and continues to dig herself into this mess despite my father and I constantly trying to get her to right her shit, so leaning towards telling her to fuck off

>>6551047
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