jmcquown wrote:
> On 1/15/2016 9:37 AM, Gary wrote:
>> jmcquown wrote:
>>>
>>> Now that would be funny! Yep, let's go on Judge Judy!
>>
>> Here I go! meheh
>>
>> Judge Judy would do nothing. She would laugh at you and say, "that's
>> what you get for living in a high priced neighborhood where they
>> actually MAKE you buy almost $1000 worth of restaurant food each
>> year."
>>
>> Po folks could have fed a family of 10 for the $23 you wasted on that
>> crappy cheap meal. Seriously.
>> Is what you showed all that you got for $23? really?
>>
> They lowered the price to $20 shortly after I posted this.
>
>> I realize that at a fancy restaurant, you pay for the real estate to
>> sit and eat there in the nice, fancy country club and get waited on.
>> But YOU Jill are getting take out so none of the luxury charges even
>> apply.
>>
> I pay a 20% service charge and meal taxes just like everyone else does
> at ANY restaurant.
>
>> I love you but I think you're an idiot for staying there. Your parents
>> left you the house and evidently they left you enough money to pay for
>> all this annual crap. Shame on you. You sound like another "princess"
>> to me. No wonder your brothers hate you.
>>
> Whoa there, Gary. You want to buy my house? I'll sell it to you for
> $150,000, cash on the barrelhead.
>
> I don't complain about the 1987 kitchen appliances or formica
> countertops, the wallpaper or the ancient linoleum. As long as it works
> I don't care a whit about that.
>
> My brothers? Only one brother hates me. Because he expected to get
> more money out of the deal. Greedy *******. They each still owe me
> $11,000. I split an annuity with them that I didn't have to (I was the
> sole beneficiary, stupid me was trying to be fair). I paid $33,000 in
> taxes on it. Did they lift a finger? No, they just took the money and
> ran.
>
> Why do you think I got a job last year? To help pay for this crap. I
> didn't ask to live here. My neighbor's house has been on the market for
> years. Please do tell me about how easy it is to sell my house!

"Active adult" is a value trap.

Largely because adults who are still active comprise the only sales
demographic.

> And oh, where is it am I supposed to go? I moved here lock stock and
> barrel to take care of my parents. My brothers were only interested in
> their bank accounts, not their health or welfare.
>
> You can sit down and shut the hell up now.
>
> Jill

Well said.

You shouldn't need to, but that's the problem with sharing WAY too much
of your real life on usenet, isn't it?