Here is the official app link
I left the clothes shop in absolute tears today. Pushing your card into the reader and having it fail over a £15 winter coat for your daughter is the lowest feeling on earth. 😭💔 Hey everyone, I’m Jessica. I’m 33, a support worker over in Coventry, and a single mum to my little girl Lily. She’s only small. I don’t come from money, I don’t own a thing. Not even a partner to split the bills with. Just me and my girl. Rent on our flat is £950 a month. Once bills and debts are sorted, that’s literally half my monthly wage gone before I even start. Half the time I’m checking if I’ve got enough left for basic groceries. I work myself to absolute exhaustion. Early shifts, night shifts, helping people with their daily routines, being the shoulder to cry on. I come home so knackered I can barely pull my shoes off. And with the autumn weather getting freezing cold lately, my electric bill went through the roof. I literally felt sick just looking at it. Some nights after Lily was asleep, I’d sit out on our tiny balcony and just cry quietly so she wouldn't hear me. All I wanted was to stop counting every single penny. The thing that broke me happened today. Lily needed a proper warm winter coat and she was standing there touching this little dress on a mannequin, looking so happy. The whole basket came to just over £35. I went to pay, pushed my card in, and the screen turned red showing a technical error. It just wouldn't go through. I was short by literally three quid. The cashier looked at me, the people in the queue started huffing and sighing. Lily looked up and whispered, "It's okay Mummy, I don't need it anyway." I completely lost it. I mumbled sorry, left the bags on the counter, walked outside and just broke down sobbing. On my break later, a girl I work with, Debbie, saw me looking miserable. She goes, “Isla, how long are you gonna kill yourself for pennies, love?” She showed me an official mobile slots app she found. She’d decided to give it a go the night before a
