Post: My Money
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07-19-2011, 04:06 AM
#1
RavagedBoom
Sing My Guitar
Okay so lately I have been a lot more independent and have been getting money. I get money through jobs and doing jailbreaks for people at my school and such. Anyways I began working about two years ago and I have been able to buy all my own things like my two PS3s, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4g, this laptop, ETC. Anyways I work hard for my money. My job is me waking up at 4 A.M. and going to a farm where I pick strawberries. I am paid $2.50 per bucket I fill with strawberries. I start at 4 A.M. and get out at 2 P.M.; this is my summer job. Anyways on average I fill about 22 buckets per hour. My job during the fall is babysitting for my parents friends/family. I get paid $5.00 per hour. The thing is I can keep all of this balanced with my school. I keep my grades steady and I have only failed one class.
Heres the thing. I have $7,463.00 saved up and $600.00. Lately I have noticed my money going missing. I figured out where it's all going, my mom. Yeah pretty weird. At first I thought I was misplacing it or something but I knew I could never lose track of $600.00. My mom gets money and always has $500.00 left over even after bills. Her job pays her very well with excellent benefits. I'm wondering why she needs money when my dad also makes more money than her. I just need a way to tell her to step off. I'm pissed considering how long I work.
Heres the thing. I have $7,463.00 saved up and $600.00. Lately I have noticed my money going missing. I figured out where it's all going, my mom. Yeah pretty weird. At first I thought I was misplacing it or something but I knew I could never lose track of $600.00. My mom gets money and always has $500.00 left over even after bills. Her job pays her very well with excellent benefits. I'm wondering why she needs money when my dad also makes more money than her. I just need a way to tell her to step off. I'm pissed considering how long I work.
07-19-2011, 10:03 PM
#11
RavagedBoom
Sing My Guitar
Originally posted by Diji
Next time u see it missing, be like, "hey mom how come u keep taking my money? I don't get money as easy as you do and I feel like shit when you feel like you have to steal it from me. If you think I deserve to give u money for your hospitality just let me know."
If she denies then maybe it was one of your siblings, or you are doing too much crack
If she denies then maybe it was one of your siblings, or you are doing too much crack
I don't do drugs, or drink, and I don't hurt people. I'd say I am a pretty good kid. Also I will look into my siblings.
07-20-2011, 01:47 AM
#13
RAGEVSFURY
Gym leader
Originally posted by ClutchLikeKobe
Okay so lately I have been a lot more independent and have been getting money. I get money through jobs and doing jailbreaks for people at my school and such. Anyways I began working about two years ago and I have been able to buy all my own things like my two PS3s, iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4g, this laptop, ETC. Anyways I work hard for my money. My job is me waking up at 4 A.M. and going to a farm where I pick strawberries. I am paid $2.50 per bucket I fill with strawberries. I start at 4 A.M. and get out at 2 P.M.; this is my summer job. Anyways on average I fill about 22 buckets per hour. My job during the fall is babysitting for my parents friends/family. I get paid $5.00 per hour. The thing is I can keep all of this balanced with my school. I keep my grades steady and I have only failed one class.
Heres the thing. I have $7,463.00 saved up and $600.00. Lately I have noticed my money going missing. I figured out where it's all going, my mom. Yeah pretty weird. At first I thought I was misplacing it or something but I knew I could never lose track of $600.00. My mom gets money and always has $500.00 left over even after bills. Her job pays her very well with excellent benefits. I'm wondering why she needs money when my dad also makes more money than her. I just need a way to tell her to step off. I'm pissed considering how long I work.
Thing is m8,you have no proof who took it and when it was gone.
Therefore confronting whoever you might think is the culprit will do more harm than good,because no one is going to admit they stole,especially from a family member.
Concrete evidence cannot be denied,and that's what you simply do not have.
You also did not mention about your "other" siblings in your thread starter,so every individual in your household(whom you suspect) could be the perpetrator.
Like I said,if you don't have proof who stole your money,you ain't got nothing on anybody.
If I were you,i'd take this as a lesson learned and never to put excess amounts of cash in your wallet.
07-29-2011, 05:05 PM
#14
HEKTIC4LYF
Little One
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