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"My friends think I'm spoiled and "spoon fed"! :("

I was on Special Reserve looking at their digital cameras when I realised that all the statistics were just technical jargon to me. Because of this I went on to MSN and asked my friend to give me a hand when choosing the digi-cam for me. Unfortunately his reply was simply "Why do you do that?", "You don't need a camera", "You all ways waste money just to get the best of the best" etc etc Naturally I enquired further to find out what he meant by all of that. He started saying I always buy the best in everything like TVs even though I don't even have my own TV and that I had the best mobile phone even though my mobile phone (Motorola V.50) is terrible in comparison to everyone else. Just because I spent £120 on it and theirs were cheaper due to sliding mobile phone prices. As a matter of fact one of my friends mobiles who's is better than mine cost £140!

He went on to say that I get spoon-fed and that I'm spoiled because my parents give me £50 for nothing as an allowance of sorts. Even though I've had two paper rounds before and have worked for about a month in a restaurant but since I'm underage (15) it was just really me subbing for a wee while. What should I do to stop them thinking I'm simply a spoiled brat? I feel I'm at the age that I should be quitting paper rounds, not starting them, I'm too young to get and actual job and I'm obviously not going to throw away £50 a month. Any suggestions?

Memorandum wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> I agree with your friends cubist.

cookie monster wrote:
> I agree with your friends cubist.

I agree with your friends cubist.

Lived in teh shoe box buy teh side of teh roooaaad

Halloween money? For Christ's sake Cubist, you really are spoilt. You might as well have "Tuesday money".

I bet you get money for exams even if you get pisspoor results, don't you?

And what you were saying earlier - about as soon as you found out you had £94 in the bank you went out and spent it - it was hardly a lot of money you had, which shows how reckless you are with it. You're irresponsible because you don't value it, you take it for granted.

If you're still on this forum in five-ten years time, remind me to give you the names of some good loan companies.

I got a kick in the head

I got a fiver for Easter. A FIVER! AND THAT WAS INSTEAD OF AN EGG!!!

ARGH!!!!

"Easter Money, Halloween Money"

Excuse me? Easter money... meh, fair enough. But... Halloween money? You spoilt little biatch.

And they're BUYING you a car? Pft.

Lindgren wrote:
> I'm beginning to see now why you're* friend was the way he was!

*your (my apologies to the correct spelling fiends)

I'm beginning to see now why you're friend was the way he was!