[VegasM]

I've got one of those for a neighbor. He's lived with his mom, and apparently only works part time occasionally, from what his mom tells me. I've met him down at the Sport book near my home a few times and talked to him. I've tried to like the guy, as he's a fellow gambler, but I've gradually started to despise him: He told me he helps himself to his mothers money in her bank account. Also, he boasted to me about losing over $300K over the past 20 years.

Though his Mom is aged and disabled, he doesn't seem to help her around the house all that much. His mom's
asked me to help move some boxes in the garage, etc. a few times, and she cooks and cleans for him. Her attitude to me is, what can I do with him?

The sad fact is, he's gone thru most of his Mom's savings. And, the home is reverse, mortgaged, which is where most of the money came from. His Mom confided to me that when she goes, he won't have a place to live, kind of suggesting to me that maybe I can rent him one of my rooms once the Mortgage company takes the house from him.

You know what, I am grateful Dad kicked me out of the house when I turned 20.

[paranoyd androyd]

you shoud shoot him in the head

[Mr KLC]

Had an uncle like that. He didn't have to worry about life after the parents because he died of AIDS when he was 46. He worked most of his adult life, but never paid any rent. Always went golfing and to strip clubs.

[ttwarrior1]

what about people in their teens and early 20's living online and sbr all day, thats even worse, you should be out doing something.

[hawley]

I've got one of those for a neighbor. He's lived with his mom, and apparently only works part time occasionally, from what his mom tells me. I've met him down at the Sport book near my home a few times and talked to him. I've tried to like the guy, as he's a fellow gambler, but I've gradually started to despise him: He told me he helps himself to his mothers money in her bank account. Also, he boasted to me about losing over $300K over the past 20 years.

Though his Mom is aged and disabled, he doesn't seem to help her around the house all that much. His mom's
asked me to help move some boxes in the garage, etc. a few times, and she cooks and cleans for him. Her attitude to me is, what can I do with him?

The sad fact is, he's gone thru most of his Mom's savings. And, the home is reverse, mortgaged, which is where most of the money came from. His Mom confided to me that when she goes, he won't have a place to live, kind of suggesting to me that maybe I can rent him one of my rooms once the Mortgage company takes the house from him.

You know what, I am grateful Dad kicked me out of the house when I turned 20.

Is your neighbour disgustingly overweight?

I have a feeling you live next to ttwarrior.

[4uk4life]

what about people in their teens and early 20's living online and sbr all day, thats even worse, you should be out doing something.

Are you his neighbor by any chance TT?

[KingJD31]

Why wouldn't you want to live on you're own I don;t get it

[flyingillini]

We have a few here that are about 10 years away from this point... I know a couple guys on forums that are 40+ still living at home.. One of them still sleeps in the single bed he grew up in.

[wtf]

jj is ok

[teaserpleaser]

I know alot of well off people who lived at home until they could buy their own this is big in korean culture. Alot of the rest of the world stays at home well into 30s brazilians for example.

[boeing power]

Are you his neighbor by any chance TT?

[Allure]

Doesn't help his mother who's aged and disabled? Get a metal rod and beat the shit out of that fukk. Can't stand fukk like those, most of them have a high potential of being a pedophile or raper.

[dynamite140]

what about people in their teens and early 20's living online and sbr all day, thats even worse, you should be out doing something.

You talking about hawley?

[hawley]

You talking about hawley?

tt's overweight partner in crime comes to the rescue.

Dynamite is too scared to reveal anything about himself or post a play online. Is he more tragic than NoCoin

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Guy is a scumbag, and not for accepting his mother's generosity. Never should have put her in that situation.

Guy is no good. Best explanation of this I heard was limit of stay at home =
1) End of college, w/ maybe 6-month allowance to get job and move out.
2) One exception (for maybe 6 months) before age 30, if he gets laid off or divorced from early marriage.

[dynamite140]

Did my comment here hurt your feelings or something?

You seem to take things too personal kid. It pretty much shows your insecurity.

Hmm, posting a picture of TTWarrior. You probably do that b/c it makes you feel better about yourself even though you are a boring and dull kid with glasses

[hawley]

Did my comment here hurt your feelings or something?

You seem to take things too personal kid. It pretty much shows your insecurity.

Hmm, posting a picture of TTWarrior. You probably do that b/c it makes you feel better about yourself even though you are a boring and dull kid with glasses

we are good pal. You are getting the attention you crave.

posting that picture of ttwarrior should make anyone feel good about themselves. Look at the guy.

[Ernie Mccracken]

I think of them as SBR pros.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

Maybe im stubborn and i dont want to grow up. Im 22 and i still live at home. I work full time during the week and bring in 50k a year. I make another 20k a year working a weekend under the table job but i dont consider this work. Although i can afford to move out i just feel comfortable where i am. I dont consider my day job at Pepsi a real job, waiting for a career or to save enough money to buy a house cash before i move out. I guess for people in their 50's its somewhat sad to live at home but for people in their late 20's i think its accetptable in todays economy. As long as you pay half the rent like if your( parent/s) was your roomate i dont see a huge problem with it. To use someone though, is a whole nother story

[HoulihansTX]

That guy is a scumbag.

[beerman2619]

I think of them as SBR pros.

Have to disagree i would think sbr Non Pros would fall under that category. Can't even come up with 200 bucks in a book come on now . I would think bout 70 percent of non pros live at home actually might be higher percentage.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Maybe im stubborn and i dont want to grow up. Im 22 and i still live at home. I work full time during the week and bring in 50k a year. I make another 20k a year working a weekend under the table job but i dont consider this work. Although i can afford to move out i just feel comfortable where i am. I dont consider my day job at Pepsi a real job, waiting for a career or to save enough money to buy a house cash before i move out. I guess for people in their 50's its somewhat sad to live at home but for people in their late 20's i think its accetptable in todays economy. As long as you pay half the rent like if your( parent/s) was your roomate i dont see a huge problem with it. To use someone though, is a whole nother story

Yep, your outlook is reasonable. You even say that you pay rent, even if it's at a discounted rate. Not like you're mooching off someone or wearing out their savings.

Economy a consideration, as you say. Nothing wrong w/ what you're doing, especially if u like shooting the bull w/ your old man, etc.

[Rich Boy]

Nothing wrong with staying home

But 50 yrs is sad, guy is probably a virgin

[Br0nxer]

check with sinner in 20 years

hes headed down that road

[tatommack]

My wifes brother is 30 something and lives at home doesn't work or doing anything around the house. My father in law calls me to change air filters and light blubs

[clip1]

^^^how the **** did you marry into that family?

[GTS925]

My uncle in law is like this. He's living off my grandparents.

[Ace_of_Spades]

You'd expect people like this to have saved quite well. No rent or food bills.

[Wrigley]

I've got one of those for a neighbor. He's lived with his mom, and apparently only works part time occasionally, from what his mom tells me. I've met him down at the Sport book near my home a few times and talked to him. I've tried to like the guy, as he's a fellow gambler, but I've gradually started to despise him: He told me he helps himself to his mothers money in her bank account. Also, he boasted to me about losing over $300K over the past 20 years.

Though his Mom is aged and disabled, he doesn't seem to help her around the house all that much. His mom's
asked me to help move some boxes in the garage, etc. a few times, and she cooks and cleans for him. Her attitude to me is, what can I do with him?

The sad fact is, he's gone thru most of his Mom's savings. And, the home is reverse, mortgaged, which is where most of the money came from. His Mom confided to me that when she goes, he won't have a place to live, kind of suggesting to me that maybe I can rent him one of my rooms once the Mortgage company takes the house from him.

You know what, I am grateful Dad kicked me out of the house when I turned 20.

Are you talking about a SBR poster that begins with the letter TT

[BeatTheJerk]

what about people in their teens and early 20's living online and sbr all day, thats even worse, you should be out doing something.

This story really hit home for you didn't it pal.

[Nick Papageorgio]

No rent is +EV.

[jjgold]

Nowadays plenty of these cases

so hard to afford living on your own

[BeatTheJerk]

I gotta make a decent amount of money to support 4. Wifey no longer works ..... It's not easy, but somehow I have been getting it done. Through work and gambling as a side job.

[darkhat]

I don't think there's a problem of doing it in your 20s, or maybe even early 30s.. but it's not my style.

[BeatTheJerk]

I don't think there's a problem of doing it in your 20s, or maybe even early 30s.. but it's not my style.

i felt this way when I was 18-19 years-old. Just wanted to branch out on my own and leave the the crib. I went back home a "couple times" for a short stint, but looking at the big picture it is a lot more wise to stay home as long as possible until you can afford to buy your own place with a sizable down payment. That's even/+ ...