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DeadHerald
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Ours is the opposite problem. Things bought simply stay....frozen in time. THEY NEVER BREAK OR GET DROPPED. Hence we still have a 6 year old TV because my dad refuses to change it unless it breaks, a 20 year old stereo system, and a decade old fridge, because they never break. It took me years to convince my parents to upgrade my PC. Even though they can spend loads of useless money on utterly overpriced clothes and expensive restaurants, they never spend money on stuff which matters.
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At least your parents spend money on something. I'm amazed my mother bought a kindle, since she's running around buying up tube tvs since their going for $20 or less. Earth to mother. THEY'RE DEAD TECHNOLOGY! My mother is so insanely cheap, she doesn't buy anything of value. How cheap is that? Why should she replace her wrecked car when she can simply use mine, regardless of my protests. I've been stuck in that arrangement for 7 years now and she's literally driven the car into the ground.