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At least he doesn't have to live in the shire... floorboards are a luxury compared to that

When I was forced out of my home by my abusive father at the age of 16 and still in school I lived off a spare 15 pounds a week for 3 months to buy food and not a penny to my name or even a bed. 10 years later I had everything, own house, car the lot, on low paying jobs. The Shire is a dump but I got my way out there, in the streets of Gondor now lad.
 

When I was forced out of my home by my abusive father at the age of 16 and still in school I lived off a spare 15 pounds a week for 3 months to buy food and not a penny to my name or even a bed. 10 years later I had everything, own house, car the lot, on low paying jobs. The Shire is a dump but I got my way out there, in the streets of Gondor now lad.
Hobbits takin corners an all.... you is pyar gangsta
 

To be fair to that last line, he didn't ask for them at all; if anything he said he doesn't want them.

Comparing a foreigner (especially Slavic) coming to the UK to work to a Brit going abroad is a bit silly though, as it's really not the same. You're privileged, in a way, being a Brit abroad, whereas we're frowned upon for being Slavs here. I'm in the same situation as Serge - can barely afford food and common items, and I've been rejected from several jobs, some of them entirely because I'm from where I am.

Dualz, you know I have all the time in the world for what you're saying. But I genuinely see yours and his situation as being completely different. You've not received anywhere near the assistance - reluctantly taken or otherwise - that this chap has, and yet he's railed against any questioning like a spoiled child. I think people have every right to wonder how a man who has apparently needed nigh-on everything has suddenly got the ticket (and travel money) to get to Wembley. Sell the ticket, save the bus fare and that's the PayPal refunds covered.
 
No mate it probably never did, so I just worked my nads off while I was there and made good. In fact, interestingly, I made my first journey abroad when the employment situation in my own country was at a low ebb - applied for a job, went out, got nothing for free. I appreciate that not all of us have had to run from delicate situations, I definitely didn't, but you're way off thinking it's all woe is me and the rest of us could never understand what living abroad is like.

You're on here whinging about carpets, yet you're out boozing, you've got internet access - lets generously suggest this is through a very very cheap mobile phone package - and you've got a free ticket to Wembley. You're going on about having to do an 11 hour day once recently- Jesus absolute wept, that's a lot, a lot of people's bog standard working day, five days a week.

You're going on about missing out on £40 worth of PayPal donations when people have likely given up hundreds, maybe thousands, of pounds worth of items and free labour to you with no connection other than common decency and a mutual love of Everton.

Free ticket to Wembley? Who told you this? It's £30.
Where and when I am "out boozing" if I am stay at home all days except when I have part time job? I went the other day to the pub once with me mate on my birthday. That's all.
What are you talking about 11 hours days? I worked last 3 days, 11, 12 and 5 hours and I have never moaned about this, just shared my thoughts, and never said that I need your words about it...
I have never asked for any money, you got it wrong.
 
Dualz, you know I have all the time in the world for what you're saying. But I genuinely see yours and his situation as being completely different. You've not received anywhere near the assistance - reluctantly taken or otherwise - that this chap has, and yet he's railed against any questioning like a spoiled child. I think people have every right to wonder how a man who has apparently needed nigh-on everything has suddenly got the ticket (and travel money) to get to Wembley. Sell the ticket, save the bus fare and that's the PayPal refunds covered.
or a two day sesh and a brass and bed for the night
 

Dualz, you know I have all the time in the world for what you're saying. But I genuinely see yours and his situation as being completely different. You've not received anywhere near the assistance - reluctantly taken or otherwise - that this chap has, and yet he's railed against any questioning like a spoiled child. I think people have every right to wonder how a man who has apparently needed nigh-on everything has suddenly got the ticket (and travel money) to get to Wembley. Sell the ticket, save the bus fare and that's the PayPal refunds covered.

Aye you might have a point with regards to a bit more transparency, and I too work some long hours, but some of your assertions are a bit off.

He's not fussed about the PayPal cash, he's paying nout to get the bus to Wembley, and his ticket was £30 for one of the few exciting things that has probably happened in his last 16 months.

He's actively searching for work.

And the boozing thing? A few pints on your birthday - and it was just a few - with a mate doesn't equate to him spending all his cash on booze.

Can't complain he's telling us nothing and then complain about what he tells us about work.
 

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