Кадр выше наш. Полное медиа с Facebook запрошено — подставим его сюда, как только приедет.
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🛑🤯I burned my dad's car. On purpose. And here's why 👇 I'm 32. I work on the tills. Every month I'm at zero or in the minus. Rent takes more than half my wages. Whatever's left goes on food, bus fare, medication and my phone. Sometimes I borrow. Saving isn't an option — there's nothing left to save. I've been living like this for a few years. Since I left my husband. Things between us were fine, really. But it wasn't the life I wanted to be living at the end of my days. So I left. Every Sunday I ring my dad. — How are you, Laura? — Grand, Dad. — Are you sure? — Yeah, Dad, I'm grand. He always knows when I'm lying. He just never pushes it. He's 61. Spent his whole life working as a driver. Never anything for himself. No holidays. No big purchases. And his car — that's a whole other story. A Mercedes 123. Thirty years ago it was a decent car. Now it's scrap metal that still moves. Rusty sill, the door doesn't close on the first go, in winter he starts it with gloves on and a lot of choice words. Mam won't get in it anymore, full stop. Dad says: "It still goes. What's wrong with it." It goes. But every trip feels like crossing a minefield. ——— One evening I couldn't sleep. I was scrolling through Facebook and came across a post. A girl wrote that she'd found an app, didn't believe it, tried it anyway, paid off her debts. I messaged her. She replied straight away. Sent me the link. I downloaded it. Put in what I didn't mind losing. I opened Sweet Bonanza. It's a slot with fruit and sweets — bright, simple, no complicated rules. I started spinning. A few spins — nothing special. Then the scatters landed and a bonus round opened up. 10 free spins. In the bonus the multipliers grow with each win — x2, x5, x10 and so on. I withdrew about half my monthly wages. Nice, but nothing mad — that's what I thought at the time. ——— A week later I went to visit my parents in the countryside. That evening I was sitting in my room and opened the app for the second tim
