So, this is a fun, make you smile silly movie.
I wasn't really sure if I would be able to stomach some of the silliness (the mannequins come alive and entice her to shop, really?) but it has a cute story. That's the perfect description, it's cutesy.
I kind of regret paying $5 to see it, I probably should have just waited for it to come out on HBO or something.
**Spoiler**
I knew she was going to sell her clothes when she found the note from the friend calling it all crap. But, before that, for a second, I actually thought her parents were going to bail her out.
Life note:
I have a really good friend who got into credit card trouble in college. She was given 2 credits cards at 18. I think that is absurd, she is paying off her debt and has been out of college for a while. I am super proud of the accomplishments she's achieved in getting that debt under control, but I think it's insane that credit card companies are allowed to target people who have no reliable source of income. Credit cards make it too easy to spend money and not feel as responsible for it. Thus the reason I have an emergency card and no debit/check card. You spend less money when you have physical reminders of how much money you really have and need to live on.
1 comments:
I couldn't agree more. I had to file bankruptcy at the age of 22 because of all my credit card debt. I'm not blaming the credit card companies, but it's VERY easy to get into trouble when they hand you a 5k spending limit! I still find it very hard to manage my spending now, and I attribute lots of that to having credit cards and not having to be responsible for the debt in the beginning. it's a struggle!
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