Spot Clean Life

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There are a lot of things that people have to go through in daily life, some people have easier lives that overs. The differences in each other may show that you are not the same as the person next to you, but all and all everyone has something that makes them have something in common with that other individual. What I have found out is that regardless if that one individual looks like they have a spot clean life it is substantially likely that they are having or have had problems in there life. The thing is, is that i ant saying that it is the same for everyone. The problem could just be they don 't know how to spend their money wisely, are to irresponsible with the money (spend it all on booze, smokes, and or lotto cards(scratch tickets))or don 't know how to find a way to pay for something they need. But the worst thing that i have heard that has happened to someone is that has family in the hospital, and or someone in their family died or dying.
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My family and i thought that my father going to the hospital would be the only problem that would happen, but it just went down from there. The first problem was figuring out how to pay for the sugary to get the five blood clots out of his lungs because the announce refused to pay for it. After we figured some of that out my father couldn 't work so we couldn 't keep up with all the bills so we ended up having some back up bills. Then the family started fighting about money and a bunch of other things that i didn 't get myself consider with because all i wanted was my father to be deathly and walking again. When we turned around and got all that figured out and my father could start working again, my father’s boss took his job and wouldn 't give it back because my father was making more then him. So that forced my dad to go and find another job to

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