Кадр выше наш. Полное медиа с Facebook запрошено — подставим его сюда, как только приедет.
🫢thank you for everything
I'm literally sitting in my car right now in a Dunnes Stores car park in Tallaght, typing this with tears streaming down my face and my hands shaking uncontrollably. I look like an absolute state, but I honestly don't care. I need to get this off my chest before I lose my mind. I'm Claire Henderson, 27. I work as a nail technician in a salon in Dublin. Not my own salon — just an employee. I do other people's nails ten hours a day, six days a week, and by the end of the month I can barely afford to get my OWN nails done. That's been the sick joke of my life for the last three years. Two months ago, my car failed the NCT test. The mechanic gave me that dreaded look of pure sympathy and said: "Brakes, suspension, full exhaust. You're looking at about €2,800 to get this roadworthy again." Without a car, getting to work in Dublin is a nightmare. No car means no job. No job means no rent. No rent means sleeping in a broken motor. A complete downward spiral. I'd been borrowing money from my older sister in Cork for months. I could hear it in her voice — she loves me to bits, but she was exhausted. Last week she said: "Claire, I'll Revolut you €300, but please, PLEASE, figure something out." That broke my heart more than the debt itself. My whole life became work and pure panic. I'd come home, sit on the sofa, open my AIB app, and feel physically sick. €211. That was all I had left to my name. Two hundred and eleven euros before complete disaster. Three nights ago around 1 a.m., I was scrolling through Facebook because sleep was out of the question with that kind of anxiety. I saw a post from a girl in a Dublin community group talking about how she won a massive payout on an app. She said she only deposited €25 to start, because the app has a 7-day 100% loss refund policy for new accounts: every single cent you lose in your first week gets credited straight back to your bank card. In the comments, loads of people were sharing genuine screenshots of AIB, Bank of Irelan
