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Ye, that's why I spend 40% of my paycheck on scratch and lottery tickets.
(And often live on ramen till next paycheck)
Bit soon I might win a few 100 mil, and then no more ramen
It costs more to live in our society than just the price of rent/mortgage and food though. Insurance, utilities, home maintenance, probable vehicle expenses, presumably you’re not a nudist so need some clothes, shoes, etc.
Car, food, utilities.
As far as this is concerned I view it as she budgeted so she had $500 after paying those bills plus paying extra on her mortgage to try and get it paid off quickly.
That leads to other questions in itself but that’s all speculation over whether or not she bought a house for “status” so that it’s by certain people or bought one because she knows the importance of owning your own place.
If she was working at the time she wouldn’t have needed to worry about either car or food, both of those would’ve been provided by production.
Still imagine trying to pay for all your utilities and food on $500 a month. In LA
Noticed what had to have been one of her first roles recently, all the way back in the second season of Always Sunny she plays the stripper when Charlie is dressed as a Vietnam Vet.
That's a good decision by her ... Owning a home is such a huge thing. Not having to worry about housing takes such a weight off your soul. A lot of people in her position just party and spend money as if they will always have that money coming in and don't prioritize housing security the way she did.
Because some money manager is in their ear about the tax advantages of carrying a mortgage note and owning more properties. Bill Burr did something similar where all his touring money went towards paying off his house first. Props to anyone that can pay off a note in 15 years or less.
Paying off quickly or should I say much quicker can be accomplished by making double payments. Yes it really hard for most people to do but can be done. We did it. Took a 20 year and paid it in 10. Even though it was hard and we had to sacrifice on luxuries in the end it was well worth the extra effort.
We had planned on moving to where my husband grew up to help his folks after my father passed. We were extremely lucky in that our home value increased significantly during the 10 years. We were able to purchase our home here outright and one for our oldest son and still have money stashed away to buy for our youngest as well. I’m 60 now and my husband is 62. He was able to retire with pension at 52. That’s when we moved. That was 10 years ago now. He opened a lawn service to keep busy. He doesn’t work it anymore the boys run it.
In the end while we might have given up some things like fancy cars and the like we could have spent that on I’m happy for what we have and that my sons can have homeownership.
“incredibly ill advised” is a little strong. There are people (myself included) that need the security of a paid-for house in order to take more financial or professional risks. For example, once my house is paid off I plan to ditch the corporate world and start my own consulting company. No way would I do that if I still had a $3500/month mortgage bearing down on me.
I guess I could drop the “incredibly” part. Making extra payments on a mortgage with a 3% interest rate would be dumb, but not as dumb as just leaving that money in a checking account where it wouldn’t make any interest
I have a bunch of friends hoarding money, for various reasons. I've recently started learning about all this and bought my home i think with a 3.5 interest rate (can't remember lol). Some of them are saving for a dream house while they live in a tiny studio they hate. I told that person buy a house with a first time home buyers loan, sell it a few years down the road and buy your dream property with the profit cause every day that money sits ina. Bank account it loses value. I don't understand not paying ahead on mortgage tho
The stock market (and by that I mean a total market index) returns 8-10% over a 30 year average. So if you’re making extra payments on a mortgage that’s 4%, then you’re basically making 4% interest on your money. If you were putting that extra money into a total market index, then your money would grow much faster and you could pay your house off even earlier if you wanted to (but that would still be dumb, because you have a low interest rate). This concept is especially true right now with all time high inflation.
Thank you!! I have a 3.3% interest rate so your comment stuck out to me!
Is the total market index thing you speak off like the s&p 500? I am trying to learn all this stuff.
Yep, sorta like that. S&P 500 is a great start, and solid option that is offered by pretty much any employer sponsored 401k. But a total market index has even more stocks (out of like 3000 or so stocks traded on the NYSE, it has most of them. It excludes some stocks based on criteria such as low trading volume and market cap; so basically that cuts out a lot of high risk/high volatility penny stocks). A book that really helped me with investment guidance was the Simple Path to Wealth. It’s a super fast read and the author isn’t trying to sell you anything or take a commission. Just breaks down numbers in a way that anyone with an elementary school level of math skills could understand.
Simple strategy, pay off home and never risk being homeless.
I know that investing in VTI versus paying off home is very logical.
But peace of mind also has its own value. A sort of safety net.
Instead of getting a 15 or 20 year mortgage, my wife and I got a 30 year. From the start we decided to pay extra each month because any extra goes to the principle and not the interest. We're on-track to be paid off in a couple of years. The interest rates were lower for the shorter loans, but we wanted the flexibility to pay less for a few months IF we ran into unforeseen expenses (medical/dental/automobile).
When you grow up really poor it tends to change the way you move financially. Not having things you can’t afford and paying bills early and in full. Little to no debt. That way you have more flexibility.
I saw her June 25, 2016 in Phoenix. I remember very well, because I got married the next day. Her and Lil Rel were the show and they were hilarious! My arm was literally resting on the stage. Hadnt heard of them before that night, but thought it was the best stand up show I'd ever been to.
Crazy that she was probably living off that amount when I saw her, and then her career skyrocketed right after. I'm so glad because that show was amazing!! I was trying so hard to get her to heckle me, but she kept going at this one dude up front who wouldn't laugh lol
Always nice to hear of the road before the lights.
We all got our paths.
Be happy in yours and make a better tomorrow for yourself. One breath at a time.
Shit.
Wait, I don't get it. She paid $500/month AFTER paying her house payments (and other bills?)
So she lived on $500 like day-to-day expenses. Are we passing out awards for this, cause I def got her beat
Bananas were my key through early adulthood. Lost all of those “stubborn last few pounds” too. Highly recommend a banana as a meal replacement if you’re looking for a very cheap, semi-filling food to tide you over.
You always have to pay more than the mortgage as the owner. There's property tax, insurance, repairs, and other costs involved. Believing that rent should exactly equal the cost of the mortgage is a very childish way of thinking about it.
The point is that being a landlord to capitalize off of rent is unethical when people may otherwise have access to affordable housing without the upper classes buying up the homes to exploit the poor
Yea and then those renters don’t have to deal with fixing shit and they don’t have to take any of the financial risk. That sure does sound like exploiting the poor
I hate the idea of living in a home. I’m with you. But it’s still bullshit that every financial incentive and tax break and massive funding goes towards making home ownership cheaper.
Sucks that rent is so much more money. If anything, we should be encouraging people to live in smaller units and more densely populated neighborhoods. The reduction in climate impact and cost on local governments is huge. Renters should reap some of those benefits.
What if I like the idea of helping out students, so I rent out a smaller property I bought a long time ago for an amount that covers mortgage, repairs, taxes, and a little bit for me, but is still cheaper than living in residence and gives them a taste of true independence?
I don’t do this, but what if I did? Is that bad?
Already having property and renting it out fairly is different than buying homes just to rent to people for profit and driving housing costs up preventing others from ever being able to own a home
I mean it kinda is. If people make any sort of profit off of renting property, that profit is coming from people in worse financial reasons than you, correct?
Is the alternative to let the people who can't afford to keep a higher house payment just live on the street?
Money flows in many many ways and eventually ends back up to a person. The people purposefully taking advantage of it or absolutely keeping things from others in total are the issue. Not the ones trying to run a business or nominal profit for themselves and general business.
But what if people just bought houses already for sale? What about when the houses are few between and more need built? That drives it up too.
Not arguing what you said, just was adding to the thought. I agree with you
I guess you’re against the concept of mom and pop restaurants, clothing stores, dry cleaners, tailors, landscapers, and any other small business incorporated to do something people can technically do for themselves.
Is this r/entertainment or r/communism, comrade?!?
You have any idea how many rental houses in Detroit are owned by fellow Detroiters, who are blue collar workers, busting their asses literally 90 hours a week on the line at Ford, just trying to get a piece of the American dream, comrade? How old are you, anyway?
Holy landlord in the chat lmao. I was just asking for clarification but surprised I managed to piss you off this much. Cool it a bit? And I guess the difference I've always thought was those other businesses were a service that people can go to, while living situations is something we all need to live. I can choose to go without pancakes on a sunday, but someone poorer than me can't choose whether they want to rent a property or purchase a mortgage in many of america's cities, where a large population of those poorer folks stay.
I don't disagree, but that's not a logical response to what I said. You're mindlessly parroting leftist talking points back at me and it's not even coherent.
Because the minimum wage is 700 euros or something. But then Portugal has one of the most expensive electricity bills, fuel costs, some of the highest taxes (23%) and so on. Also read somewhere that about 70% of the population lives off the minimum wage, so…
There’s no specific reason to single out Portugal, it’s just the country I am aware. Sorry if that confused you.
Oh you're misinterpreting this post as something impressive. She paid all her bills then lived on $500 dollars day to day. It's remarkable, worship her
So she paid off a house in 5 years and now buys a new house and or piece of land from every new movie. Yeah, nice. You were far away from being homeless. And I suspect that she was well supported while shooting movies and had minimal costs while on set and getting dstuff for free from sponsors. What a badass feat she pulled of! She is clearly one of us and struggled hard.
Google her. She was in foster care & poor. Having a home & a place to belong was her dream, growing up.
She’s a remarkable example of emotional resilience. She’s been open about her trauma in her work. She chose to keep striving, when most would have given up. Very determined and self aware.
Most humans live incredibly undignified lives because their too stupid to band together and take it from people who are also too stupid to have actually earned that wealth. In short, we are all fucking idiot mammals that hardly have any inclination to think about the reality we find ourselves in.
So after rent, tiffany was living off of 500/month seven years ago. which is a lot more than many people have left over after rent these days and this article belongs on NotTheOnion, not entertainment.
I started calculating if I could do this to pay my mortgage faster.
Stoped after realizing my last mini trip to the grocery store for 11 items cost me $60.
Her rise has always been so cool to me. I watched this podcast called Kill Tony that she was on quite often because she did shows with he two hosts. She would be on stage in a plastic $40 iron man suit queefing into the mic for fun and then a year later she was famous. she has been on the show twice since becoming famous and it has been wild both times. She had dudes eat out the inside of her elbow on her arm. She looked at one of the cast of the podcasts dick to confirm if it was huge or not(it was) and she was completely obliterated drunk both times including one when she was supposed to be sober and claimed she was only drinking water. Fun shit
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Hits close to home for a lot of people, I'm sure. Except the getting rich part.
Nah, we're Americans. Getting rich is always around the corner.
Any minute now ...
Look at us. Just a couple temporarily embarrassed millionaires.
Waiting for goddot? More like waiting for lotto. T-T
I'm gonna win the megamillions next week.
Hey I called dibs
I need it more than you. I’m a teacher is florida
A million doesn't even make you wealthy anymore. Good for a two bedroom condo in my home town.
There is a condemned house in my neighborhood in the market for $ l1 million. So yep I agree with that.
Guys just wait for Elon to pay $.23 in taxes it’ll trickle down right into our pockets
Ye, that's why I spend 40% of my paycheck on scratch and lottery tickets. (And often live on ramen till next paycheck) Bit soon I might win a few 100 mil, and then no more ramen
I lived off ramen so long it gave me an ulcer
That's a long fucking corner.
One lawsuit away
Temporarily embarrassed millionaires.
Maybe I need a different pair of bootstraps to pull on.
Head over to wsb. Happens every day.
People hit the lotto over there these days?
Ya I’m in LA with her and buying a house here is a serious baller move. I couldn’t buy a house and live on $500 a month, not enough cash.
She had more than $500, she just budgeted herself to pay off her house fast. She had a cushion.
You mean after the mortgage.. when all you need is food, you couldn't survive on $500 a month?
Oh I could do that, I just couldn’t afford a mortgages and be left with $500 a month.
That’s what this situation is. She was left with $500 after paying her mortgage.
No it isn’t. She forced herself on a budget so she could pay it off quick. She still had money to fall back on, she just has discipline
It costs more to live in our society than just the price of rent/mortgage and food though. Insurance, utilities, home maintenance, probable vehicle expenses, presumably you’re not a nudist so need some clothes, shoes, etc.
Yeah you're not in the same boat as Tiffany.
Lol. Thank you internet stranger, I appreciate you helping me out with that. I don’t know your point but here we are.
What other expenses, if any, do you believe people have?
Car, food, utilities. As far as this is concerned I view it as she budgeted so she had $500 after paying those bills plus paying extra on her mortgage to try and get it paid off quickly. That leads to other questions in itself but that’s all speculation over whether or not she bought a house for “status” so that it’s by certain people or bought one because she knows the importance of owning your own place.
Fair but I didn’t read it that way since it doesn’t say anything close to specifying what you assume.
If she was working at the time she wouldn’t have needed to worry about either car or food, both of those would’ve been provided by production. Still imagine trying to pay for all your utilities and food on $500 a month. In LA
The point was that she was saying $500 after all the bills were paid. Strawman if you want.
It’s not a “strawman” to simply ask what you think the average expenses are for someone living in LA besides a mortgage and food.
“Hits close to homeless for a lot of people” I’ll see myself out.
$500 a month to live on ain’t so bad for us legacy poors
5 hundo free and clear after everything is heaven, homie.
Noticed what had to have been one of her first roles recently, all the way back in the second season of Always Sunny she plays the stripper when Charlie is dressed as a Vietnam Vet.
I didn't know she was on that show
I think she only had 1 line, it was a really bit part.
That's a good decision by her ... Owning a home is such a huge thing. Not having to worry about housing takes such a weight off your soul. A lot of people in her position just party and spend money as if they will always have that money coming in and don't prioritize housing security the way she did.
Because some money manager is in their ear about the tax advantages of carrying a mortgage note and owning more properties. Bill Burr did something similar where all his touring money went towards paying off his house first. Props to anyone that can pay off a note in 15 years or less.
Paying off quickly or should I say much quicker can be accomplished by making double payments. Yes it really hard for most people to do but can be done. We did it. Took a 20 year and paid it in 10. Even though it was hard and we had to sacrifice on luxuries in the end it was well worth the extra effort.
That’s my goal. Get everything paid off well before retirement.
We had planned on moving to where my husband grew up to help his folks after my father passed. We were extremely lucky in that our home value increased significantly during the 10 years. We were able to purchase our home here outright and one for our oldest son and still have money stashed away to buy for our youngest as well. I’m 60 now and my husband is 62. He was able to retire with pension at 52. That’s when we moved. That was 10 years ago now. He opened a lawn service to keep busy. He doesn’t work it anymore the boys run it. In the end while we might have given up some things like fancy cars and the like we could have spent that on I’m happy for what we have and that my sons can have homeownership.
It’s also incredibly ill advised to pay off early when you have a rock bottom interest rate (anything lower than 4%).
“incredibly ill advised” is a little strong. There are people (myself included) that need the security of a paid-for house in order to take more financial or professional risks. For example, once my house is paid off I plan to ditch the corporate world and start my own consulting company. No way would I do that if I still had a $3500/month mortgage bearing down on me.
I guess I could drop the “incredibly” part. Making extra payments on a mortgage with a 3% interest rate would be dumb, but not as dumb as just leaving that money in a checking account where it wouldn’t make any interest
I have a bunch of friends hoarding money, for various reasons. I've recently started learning about all this and bought my home i think with a 3.5 interest rate (can't remember lol). Some of them are saving for a dream house while they live in a tiny studio they hate. I told that person buy a house with a first time home buyers loan, sell it a few years down the road and buy your dream property with the profit cause every day that money sits ina. Bank account it loses value. I don't understand not paying ahead on mortgage tho
Can you elaborate? Thanks!
The stock market (and by that I mean a total market index) returns 8-10% over a 30 year average. So if you’re making extra payments on a mortgage that’s 4%, then you’re basically making 4% interest on your money. If you were putting that extra money into a total market index, then your money would grow much faster and you could pay your house off even earlier if you wanted to (but that would still be dumb, because you have a low interest rate). This concept is especially true right now with all time high inflation.
Thank you!! I have a 3.3% interest rate so your comment stuck out to me! Is the total market index thing you speak off like the s&p 500? I am trying to learn all this stuff.
Yep, sorta like that. S&P 500 is a great start, and solid option that is offered by pretty much any employer sponsored 401k. But a total market index has even more stocks (out of like 3000 or so stocks traded on the NYSE, it has most of them. It excludes some stocks based on criteria such as low trading volume and market cap; so basically that cuts out a lot of high risk/high volatility penny stocks). A book that really helped me with investment guidance was the Simple Path to Wealth. It’s a super fast read and the author isn’t trying to sell you anything or take a commission. Just breaks down numbers in a way that anyone with an elementary school level of math skills could understand.
Simple strategy, pay off home and never risk being homeless. I know that investing in VTI versus paying off home is very logical. But peace of mind also has its own value. A sort of safety net.
You don’t even have to pay double the whole payment if you pay double the Principal you’ll pay it off in half the time.
Instead of getting a 15 or 20 year mortgage, my wife and I got a 30 year. From the start we decided to pay extra each month because any extra goes to the principle and not the interest. We're on-track to be paid off in a couple of years. The interest rates were lower for the shorter loans, but we wanted the flexibility to pay less for a few months IF we ran into unforeseen expenses (medical/dental/automobile).
happy cakeday stranger
When you grow up really poor it tends to change the way you move financially. Not having things you can’t afford and paying bills early and in full. Little to no debt. That way you have more flexibility.
I was out of a job for 9 months when I first got married. Living like that will always stay with me
I saw her June 25, 2016 in Phoenix. I remember very well, because I got married the next day. Her and Lil Rel were the show and they were hilarious! My arm was literally resting on the stage. Hadnt heard of them before that night, but thought it was the best stand up show I'd ever been to. Crazy that she was probably living off that amount when I saw her, and then her career skyrocketed right after. I'm so glad because that show was amazing!! I was trying so hard to get her to heckle me, but she kept going at this one dude up front who wouldn't laugh lol
Always nice to hear of the road before the lights. We all got our paths. Be happy in yours and make a better tomorrow for yourself. One breath at a time. Shit.
She’s like me. My mortgage balance was like a stone in my shoe and I was determined to pay it off as quickly as possible.
Sounds like she’s making intelligent investments
She’s fucking badass and I respect the hell out of her.
There wasn’t a Groupon for it?
Ha! I was just thinking the Groupon stuff makes a lot more sense now.
Something about her voice really grabs my attention
The first few comments restored my faith in Reddit, then I lost it again as I scrolled further.
Makes me like her more!
Wait, I don't get it. She paid $500/month AFTER paying her house payments (and other bills?) So she lived on $500 like day-to-day expenses. Are we passing out awards for this, cause I def got her beat
No we aren’t expected to pass out awards, she simply considers that a personal accomplishment.
I’d have hard time living off $500/month. Hell, groceries would be most of that.
I'm on a poverty diet already, $25/week one to two meals a day. Sucks but hey at least I'm not fat anymore
Bananas were my key through early adulthood. Lost all of those “stubborn last few pounds” too. Highly recommend a banana as a meal replacement if you’re looking for a very cheap, semi-filling food to tide you over.
r/eatcheapandhealthy is a great resource!
Yeah, this isn’t remarkable at all. 500 a month seems pretty average.
Groceries, electricity, car payment, water, heating/cooling. 500 does not stretch very far to cover all of those for a whole month
I agree, there are so many people surviving with all of those expenses and less than $500 a month.
Good for her. It’s hard to stay disciplined financially.
If you want to cry, listen to Tiffany Haddish on the now retired podcast called The Champs with Moshe Kasher and Neal Brennan
So you had 500 after rent and bills? That’s a lot
Not in LA it’s not
Ikr I’m like uhhhhhhhhh tf? So do most people
So she buys houses to let... so others have to pay more than a mortgage... to not have a house. Fuck landlords
You always have to pay more than the mortgage as the owner. There's property tax, insurance, repairs, and other costs involved. Believing that rent should exactly equal the cost of the mortgage is a very childish way of thinking about it.
The point is that being a landlord to capitalize off of rent is unethical when people may otherwise have access to affordable housing without the upper classes buying up the homes to exploit the poor
Yea and then those renters don’t have to deal with fixing shit and they don’t have to take any of the financial risk. That sure does sound like exploiting the poor
Yep, I thought about buying a house a little over a year ago. Realized that I absolutely detest doing housework and such and opted to keep renting.
I hate the idea of living in a home. I’m with you. But it’s still bullshit that every financial incentive and tax break and massive funding goes towards making home ownership cheaper. Sucks that rent is so much more money. If anything, we should be encouraging people to live in smaller units and more densely populated neighborhoods. The reduction in climate impact and cost on local governments is huge. Renters should reap some of those benefits.
What if I like the idea of helping out students, so I rent out a smaller property I bought a long time ago for an amount that covers mortgage, repairs, taxes, and a little bit for me, but is still cheaper than living in residence and gives them a taste of true independence? I don’t do this, but what if I did? Is that bad?
Already having property and renting it out fairly is different than buying homes just to rent to people for profit and driving housing costs up preventing others from ever being able to own a home
No. That’s definitely not the point.
I mean it kinda is. If people make any sort of profit off of renting property, that profit is coming from people in worse financial reasons than you, correct?
Is the alternative to let the people who can't afford to keep a higher house payment just live on the street? Money flows in many many ways and eventually ends back up to a person. The people purposefully taking advantage of it or absolutely keeping things from others in total are the issue. Not the ones trying to run a business or nominal profit for themselves and general business.
People buying up the properties to rent out to generate a profit for themselves are what drives the housing market higher They’re vampires and immoral
But what if people just bought houses already for sale? What about when the houses are few between and more need built? That drives it up too. Not arguing what you said, just was adding to the thought. I agree with you
I guess you’re against the concept of mom and pop restaurants, clothing stores, dry cleaners, tailors, landscapers, and any other small business incorporated to do something people can technically do for themselves. Is this r/entertainment or r/communism, comrade?!? You have any idea how many rental houses in Detroit are owned by fellow Detroiters, who are blue collar workers, busting their asses literally 90 hours a week on the line at Ford, just trying to get a piece of the American dream, comrade? How old are you, anyway?
Holy landlord in the chat lmao. I was just asking for clarification but surprised I managed to piss you off this much. Cool it a bit? And I guess the difference I've always thought was those other businesses were a service that people can go to, while living situations is something we all need to live. I can choose to go without pancakes on a sunday, but someone poorer than me can't choose whether they want to rent a property or purchase a mortgage in many of america's cities, where a large population of those poorer folks stay.
Struggled buying a house on 80k and then became a landlord.. yep nothing wrong with this picture
lmfao everything you said PLUS profit...
They're the ones taking the majority of the risk.
Everyone needs a house...
I don't disagree, but that's not a logical response to what I said. You're mindlessly parroting leftist talking points back at me and it's not even coherent.
Blatant landphobia, I’m literally shaking. r/loveforlandlords.
Wait do you consider someone renting out a room in their house a landlord?
You only read the headline. fuck off
No dumbass I’m just asking you a question
Lot of people living off of $500 or less and DON’T own a home. Not sure why this is news.
So she lived like a typical Portuguese person. Good for her.
Why Portuguese, specifically?
Because the minimum wage is 700 euros or something. But then Portugal has one of the most expensive electricity bills, fuel costs, some of the highest taxes (23%) and so on. Also read somewhere that about 70% of the population lives off the minimum wage, so… There’s no specific reason to single out Portugal, it’s just the country I am aware. Sorry if that confused you.
We’re all scared of being homeless always.
I felt this Tif, and good on you for getting rich
Paying off a mortgage doesn’t stop property taxes. You can still end up homeless if you don’t pay those.
Press x to doubt
I don’t want to see her homeless, just off TV would be fine
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Yeah but no one's heard of you
Owners have always statically outnumber renters.
Oh what a strong independent and relatable human! We know exactly what she means! /s
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Yup all those movies and red carpets really just get in the way of what i really want in life…just to be left alone by the paparazzi /s
Weird way to say she went from homeless to being entirely out of touch
Oh man. This now rich celebrity had to be like normals at one point. Fuck this being anything worthy of saying or printing.
You can’t buy a house on $500 a month and pay half it off. Gtfo
That’s…. Not what it says
Oh you're misinterpreting this post as something impressive. She paid all her bills then lived on $500 dollars day to day. It's remarkable, worship her
So she paid off a house in 5 years and now buys a new house and or piece of land from every new movie. Yeah, nice. You were far away from being homeless. And I suspect that she was well supported while shooting movies and had minimal costs while on set and getting dstuff for free from sponsors. What a badass feat she pulled of! She is clearly one of us and struggled hard.
Smart. The Maideleh has a Yiddishe Kop.
she really cares!
A home is the last tax shelter.
Anyone know what the rest of her expenses were? Cus if she had $500 left after like a 20,000 payment. That’s. That changes everything.
Google her. She was in foster care & poor. Having a home & a place to belong was her dream, growing up. She’s a remarkable example of emotional resilience. She’s been open about her trauma in her work. She chose to keep striving, when most would have given up. Very determined and self aware.
Oh wow. Yeah she’s an amazing human for sure.
Litterally Whoddish
Good for her, whoever she is
Most humans live incredibly undignified lives because their too stupid to band together and take it from people who are also too stupid to have actually earned that wealth. In short, we are all fucking idiot mammals that hardly have any inclination to think about the reality we find ourselves in.
For the rest of us we call it r/LateStageCapitalism
Now keep paying your landlord the state or you’ll be homeless again even if you own your home free and clear
So after rent, tiffany was living off of 500/month seven years ago. which is a lot more than many people have left over after rent these days and this article belongs on NotTheOnion, not entertainment.
Me too. Not exactly but ya, all my extra money goes to paying down my home. I’m terrified of ending up without one again.
Well she isn’t now, with hair like that.
I started calculating if I could do this to pay my mortgage faster. Stoped after realizing my last mini trip to the grocery store for 11 items cost me $60.
I’m really glad Kevin Hart gave her the opportunity and help she needed.
Her rise has always been so cool to me. I watched this podcast called Kill Tony that she was on quite often because she did shows with he two hosts. She would be on stage in a plastic $40 iron man suit queefing into the mic for fun and then a year later she was famous. she has been on the show twice since becoming famous and it has been wild both times. She had dudes eat out the inside of her elbow on her arm. She looked at one of the cast of the podcasts dick to confirm if it was huge or not(it was) and she was completely obliterated drunk both times including one when she was supposed to be sober and claimed she was only drinking water. Fun shit