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The other month, I needed an advance cash loan to pay off my rent. 100 or 200 dollars for me plus the copay isn't chump change – I'm already living hand to mouth, and sometimes almost need to get an advance cash loan to make ends meet as it is. You see, it had been a terribly difficult couple of months for me. It was nothing serious – we both had just a minor infection, but our insurance couldn't cover the medicine we needed to fight it off. I had gotten sick and so had my boy, Davy. But I don't, since the loan will only put me into debt.

In general, she is an unassuming lady, and eager to help, but she takes issues of financial responsibility very seriously, When I told her that I needed the money due to the prescription medicine, the car, and the rent, she reminded me that for years, she had been telling me to save up “for a rainy day”. After berating me and brow beating me a tiny bit more, she did give me most of the money – she is pretty broke herself, and so $200 of what I was short I had to come up with from the advance cash loan. I told her that I knew that, and couldn't even have come to her, except that the advance cash loan could cost me 15% interest, and so could swpermit up next months income as well. Still, that is a lot less money, and I know that she won't make me pay it back the very next month. I'm glad I didn't get it all from the advance cash loan, and went to my aunt instead – it could have broken the bank otherwise.

But add to this, we had car trouble. Fortunately, we were entering the busy season. I have an old clunker – an 83 ford that barely runs any more, and every sudden, it broke down on the side of the road. Turns out to be serious transmission trouble, so another $300 dollars that I didn't have. Wouldn't you know it. I work in retail, and around Christmas, there's always plenty of overtime to be had for those of us who want to work it. But then again, my advance cash loan set me back a pretty penny. The jerks insisted on charging me %15 interest on what I borrowed. So I decided to borrow very tiny from them and the rest from my aunt. I swpermited my pride, and went over to her house.

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