She Inherited $45,000 and SPENT IT ALL

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[Ktakahashi]

She knows EXACTLY how much money she got. She's just embarrassed she used it all and is still im dedt. As she should!

[vincetheprince]

Yeah I have a older sister who received $125, 000 from a passed parent. She spent it all in 10 months. A Shame.

[__seeker__]

She absolutely knows exactly how much.
1. She doesn’t want to admit how bad she is with money by blowing it all.
2. And/or she doesn’t want her bf/husband to know anything about it.

[tylerkinley]

That's crazy. How can she not know? Is she just not wanting to say because it would sound ridiculous to have spent it all?

[bigfatgaming]

"i dont even remember" she did not deserve it.

[earthstar]

When my parents died I got their life insurance money. It was about 200k after taxes and penalties. For the last 20 years i have rolled it into better houses. I bought the first house cash with that money and moved bigger every few years with the equity after that.

I was always very aware that money was what their lives were worth in a way and I could never bring myself to spend any on anything temporary.

Now 20 years later my kids get to live on a large piece of land and i dont worry about keeping a roof over their head because taxes and insurance are pretty low.

I cant imagine squandering a dead relatives money. I cant even really spend my parents. I keep it wrapped up in houses because spending it feels like i dont love them.

[fuzzynuttz]

That relative is doing acrobatics in their grave seeing their inheritance getting spent

[PotHead]

My uncle got somewhere around $1million and he bought a brand new Hellcat, a beach house and A LOT of heroin. It was all gone within 2 years.

[AlishaDear]

I worked with a guy that got a $100k inheritance and as soon as it hit his account he quit his job and went to Disney World constantly. He was already doing that with his family but he blew it all so quick and was back to working with us and another job in like 10 months. 😅

[littleceasar]

I inherited $15, 000 25 years ago and put it in vanguard funds. In 25 years when I retire I’m hoping it’ll be 4-5 years of living expenses.

[chickenj]

How can you not remeber that, so disrespectful

[kittenmittens]

The look on her face when Caleb pointed out that she could've invested that $10k instead 😂 major eye-contact avoidance!

[SirMacNaught]

Coming on this show and then lying is a weird flex. She absolutely knew, and she blew every penny of it.

[GingerisMaximus]

His reactions to people being stupid keep me coming back for every vid. Lol especially when he breaks down and just tells how it is point blank.😂

[RichardApperition]

45 thousands on rats & Squishmallows

[SpoilerChck]

I have a former friend whose Dad had past and left her with everything. A huge cash amount of over 200, 000 dollars plus two properties and a few sports cars. She sold everything of value and then spent all the money in less than two years. She now lives with her mom ( her parents divorced and she was an only child) and is in her eyeballs up to debt. Some people really just can't handle money.

[blowinbubbles]

I inherited money, probably around $50, 000 in 1977. When I think how much I would have now if that had just been invested, , I'm just sick.

[evelynvazquez]

She can’t cook, she can’t think, she can’t handle money….

[miker]

It’s crazy. I was honestly in a similar situation and all I had to do was get a second job for a year and all my debt was gone. Straight up

[samuelmorin]

She won't even look him in the eyes 😂