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On Saturday I left Dad an X3 on the drive with a red bow on the bonnet. 🎁🚗 A week earlier I was choosing between food and the electric. My name’s Callum Brennan. I’m 31. I live in Birmingham, in a shared house in Erdington. Warehouse days, nights sometimes too. £13.20 an hour. After tax, in a decent month I had about £1,900 left. It was never enough. Room: £620 Bills + electric: £85 Bus pass: £96 Food: £280 (mostly own-brand, meat rarely) Phone and bits: £40 Whatever was left disappeared with the first bill. There was always a bill. I’ve been on my own two and a half years. After the split I ended up in a small room with two strangers who played music until 2am. I never said anything. I had nowhere else to go. Every Sunday I call my dad. He’s 66. He lives in a small place in Perry Barr. 38 years driving buses for National Express West Midlands. Same routes, early and nights. A real holiday almost never. A car under 12 years old — never. The call always ends the same: “If you need anything, just say so, son.” I never said anything. Then the warehouse cut my hours. From 38 to 22 a week. Take-home dropped to just over a grand. The numbers stopped working. Rent reminders started. Then bank letters about the overdraft. Then a letter that already smelled like eviction. I stopped sleeping properly. I’d stare at the ceiling and work out how many days I could last on toast. One night, 1am, scrolling with nothing in the tank. Someone dropped a link in a jobs group. Comments full of withdrawal screenshots. I nearly closed it. Then I messaged Matt from the site. He sent a statement: he’d already taken out £1,100. “Don’t be a mug. Stick twenty in at least.” £20 left Lloyds. More curiosity than hope. First spins dead. Then up, then a hole again. At one point the balance was £8. I was ready to bin the app. Last spin. Bonus. The numbers moved. It stopped at £4,180. I withdrew. Twenty minutes later a Lloyds notification. In the morning I cleared the rent h
