
Is anyone on my friends list an IGN Insider? I want their Elebits Guide in a format I can actually use offline. Theirs is a FULL guide, not that half-assed thing someone submitted on GameFAQs. They have them in PDF format for subscribers. I am not spending another dime on anything other than lunch until next paycheck. I'm also not on IGN enough to warrant getting a subscription. You should just be able to buy the things or something.
Speaking of money, my dumb godfather apparently borrowed money from Mom and was going to pay her back, but got himself fired from his brand-new job due to certain circumstances. I don't know how much he owes her, but he can't pay it, which means Mom now has to put everything toward a bill she thought she'd have more than enough to pay. This weekend will now be spent in the apartment doing absolutely nothing because neither of us can afford to go out and do something, like she'd wanted to. I should have more money than I do, and to be honest I'm not broke, but I don't want to spend anything else. It's bad enough Mom borrowed $100 of the money I had left over from... however much cash I started out with... $260 or something. She paid me back by not taking $100 out for rent, but that ended up getting taken anyway since Dad took the other half of the money for my computer.
I bought that game from a seller on Amazon. Amazon took $79 from me for the Prime subscription, which I totally forgot about. I bought myself another subscription to dA, because I haven't been using it too much, but I like my searches and I like having no ads, and all the other little perks. I have $12 cash and will have to dip into the checking account next week. That's it. I'm not doing anything else. And if anyone in my family even opens their mouth to ask to borrow anything, I'll kick their butt. I was supposed to get my hair done. It needs doing. Completely selfish of me, but I get very aggravated with monetary issues.
Mom knows how my godfather is, but she lends him money anyway. The man's 50-something and cannot keep a job. Ever. People like that can't be trusted to pay back what they owe.