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Old 17-06-2016, 01:30 PM   #11
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Default Re: How does the welfare system work

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Originally Posted by Big Damo View Post
I dunno about you guys but I'm experiencing a lot of my customers squealing and playing the poor me card when car repairs need to be done, lots of people are claiming they're struggling to make ends meet even though interest rates are at their lowest ever.

Imagine if we had a few interest rate increases?

Either people are doing it tough or they think cars are cheap to fix.

The extra $500 odd is seeming to be a problem when their car throws in the towel this week.
People will always whine these days, complaining about no money. Yet they seem to always have smokes, drugs, alcohol and eat take away, they seem to go to pubs and clubs etc. They seem to all have newer phones that what I have and always seem to have it attached to their ear.

May be if they prioritised their spending they would not have to complain about paying a fair price.
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