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Too bad Bob's record collection got burned up. That might have had a few gems in it. Enough to keep Barb in bananas and Chris in gaudy plastic shit until property taxes come due again.
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He probably will though.
Also at this rate, this fat dumbass will have sold everything with any value before Barb dies and be completely fucked when she does.
He could have had a career as a Webcam dj.Too bad Bob's record collection got burned up. That might have had a few gems in it. Enough to keep Barb in bananas and Chris in gaudy plastic shit until property taxes come due again.
He could have had a career as a Webcam dj.
But when Barb passes away, Chris won't have her taking the vast majority of his tugboat to pay off debts.
And if she's not on a reverse mortgage, Chris will have some equity in 14 branchland court. I think their mortgage is $115,000 now and the home's value is estimated at $185,000. But then that depends on it's condition. It's most likely needing major renovations despite being gutted and renovated just a few years ago.
It still makes me really sad and angry when I remember that whatever Chris makes selling bits of hoard online, he'll just use it to buy more fast food and pony merchandise instead of using it to get out of debt and help his freaking mother.
They once owned two houses due to Chris having to flee the school district, and they tended to own new luxury cars. Plus I wouldn't be surprised if Bob lost his ass in the first marriage, while putting his first son and daughter medical school and Ivy League colleges.Barb takes a large portion of the tugboat each month to help pay for the household. Although Chris wastes a lot of his money, I don't think it's fair to make Barb out as his financial victim.
The main reason behind the Financhu Crisis is the fact that Bob and Barb saved very little throughout their entire lives. I don't know how you work 40 years as an engineer in a dual-income family and still have a massive mortgage and no investments. It must've all just been spent on legal fees, the hoard and frivolities. Still hard to put together as Bob alone should've been making close to a six figure income for a long period of time.
Barb takes a large portion of the tugboat each month to help pay for the household. Although Chris wastes a lot of his money, I don't think it's fair to make Barb out as his financial victim.
The main reason behind the Financhu Crisis is the fact that Bob and Barb saved very little throughout their entire lives. I don't know how you work 40 years as an engineer in a dual-income family and still have a massive mortgage and no investments. It must've all just been spent on legal fees, the hoard and frivolities. Still hard to put together as Bob alone should've been making close to a six figure income for a long period of time.
The main reason behind the Financhu Crisis is the fact that Bob and Barb saved very little throughout their entire lives. I don't know how you work 40 years as an engineer in a dual-income family and still have a massive mortgage and no investments.
The mortgage was paid off and there was something like $50,000 in the bank when Bob died.
That shit is on Barb.
The mortgage was paid off and there was something like $50,000 in the bank when Bob died.
That shit is on Barb.
Yeah, Barb wasted the money on legal fees to Rob Bell. https://sonichu.com/cwcki/Chris_and_money#Barb.27s_toxic_influenceI hope this isn't true.
Would've been good for emergencies. Barb and Chris have their tugboats for income.$50,000 isn't all that much to live on. Even with interest, that would last only 2-3 years for most people (assuming no other income)
$50,000 isn't all that much to live on. Even with interest, that would last only 2-3 years for most people (assuming no other income)
Barb would have had her retirement from her job, social security and possibly half of Bob's pension from GE. This combined with Chris' tugboat would have been enough to keep a normal mother/disabled son combo. Does Chris get Medicaid?
Bob knew Chris(and I think Barb too) would have their tugboats to keep them afloat.$50,000 isn't all that much to live on. Even with interest, that would last only 2-3 years for most people (assuming no other income)
That hasn't sold yet. His sales so far this month are for two drawing cards and three signed Fanta cans.In other words, is that stamp book sold? I'm getting error messages whenever I try to check what he's got for sale on ebay.