Dear lurking DUers (Notice that I didn't call you 'boar hog tits? That's because I'm a caring fictional spirit-guide willing to reach across the aisle.),
I hate to admit it, but because of the bad economy I am more in debt that what I'd like to be. Actually, I'm more in debt than I should be.
I've been kind of hard on the unicorn keeper for a while now, but I finally decided to try something. Since he is alleged to have graduated from Harvard I began wondering if he might actually be correct and the rest of us wrong. With this in mind I decided that I would give him the benefit of the doubt and try things his way.
For an entire month I forgot about my debt. I just put it out of my mind. Then for that entire month I spent money like crazy on anything that I desired. I didn't care about the price. If I wanted it, I got it. Except for stealing money from hard working people I essentially followed his plan to the letter.
Now it's a month later. I've ran through the calculations. Not only am I still in debt. I'm in debt even worse than I was before. Not just a little worse either. A whole lot worse in debt.
So I ask you lurkers from DUnceland what did I do incorrectly?
As I admitted earlier I did NOT steal any money from hard working people, is that where I went wrong?
If so, unless I stole more money from hard working people than the combined total of my original debt and what I spent like crazy would it have made much of a difference?
Thanks for all your help.
Your fictional spirit-guide,
FlippyDoo