DH lost Credit card roulette...

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Will the real slim shady please stand up?
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Like the scene in American Psycho.
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I’m Spartacus!
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I guess I’m not wealthy enough to consider playing this game.
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Anonymous wrote:I surprised such a learned crowd doesn’t know what credit card roulette is, it’s not new. Not sure what to tell you OP, that’s embarrassing. Good luck with it.


I can guess what it is, but I would shut down anyone who proposed such nonsense. How tacky and presumptuous can one be?


It’s not tacky at all. In my social circle we often argue about who’s paying, as in no, I’m getting it, no I’m getting it, on and on. So this method works well.


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We do it because everyone WANTS to pay.

So why not simply pay your own shares? Or is this a way to show off?
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This sounds like a the financial version of a key party in suburban circles.
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Anonymous wrote:I surprised such a learned crowd doesn’t know what credit card roulette is, it’s not new. Not sure what to tell you OP, that’s embarrassing. Good luck with it.


I can guess what it is, but I would shut down anyone who proposed such nonsense. How tacky and presumptuous can one be?


It’s not tacky at all. In my social circle we often argue about who’s paying, as in no, I’m getting it, no I’m getting it, on and on. So this method works well.


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We do it because everyone WANTS to pay.


Same. We play this game often when out to eat. Splitting checks is a pain that none of us want to endure.


Oh my God. I’m a rich person and this sounds like absolute insanity to me.
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Anonymous wrote:I feel like owing someone $300 for dinner is nothing compared to multi thousand dollar credit overdraft. Are you guys carrying a giant balance? What's the interest rate on that? Is the interest rate different on an overdraft? You should be combing over those credit card terms.


OP here. We just finished putting in a new master bathroom and put most of the costs on our credit cards. Interest rate is currently 7.99% introductory and then jumps to 29.99% in 12 months. We figured we would hold at low interest and pay off later. But we may have overextended our limit on the card.



Uhhh I'm sorry but no, you are not the OP. That distinction goes to me and me only, Larla. You do not speak for us, you do not know our lives and you do not know what me and DH are going through currently.

At any rate, I have started to take a deep dive into our finances and I've come to realize DH lied about more than just credit cards. He is apparently further in debt than I imagined. There were several purchases that he made without my knowledge that total over $20,000 along with student loans and another loan for a pontoon boat he purchased, we are seriously over leveraged.

My mom is an accountant and I will be speaking with her this weekend to figure out our options but I am seriously mad at my husband. We are currently not speaking with each other and my sister thinks I should consider divorcing him due to our poor finances now that everything is coming into focus


Uh, no. Stop sock puppeting you teenage poser. I’m the real OP and youre a despicable troll. Suddenly you’re now contemplating divorce?!? Mad at your DH? Are you fückîng kidding us with your BS about a pontoon boat?!?!? Get out of here you POS troll!!


I'm sorry what is your major malfunction? You know what, don't even answer the question I'm going to report you now to moderation. You have made me angry for the last time.

You think this is a game? People's livelihoods are at stake and you want to run around and pretend to be other people for your little jokes and lols. What do you even get out of this besides trolling other people who are dealing with heartbreak and sorrow because they are so much in debt.

BLOCKED. REPORTED. LEAVE ME ALONE.
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