I can relate, if it wasn't for subsidized rent,I would be screwed.

I know someone who probably lives on less than you. She lives for free in the basement of a friend's home. I grew up in foster care and went into the military from high school, which was hard, but I was grateful for the opportunity for a good start and for the education and benefits I received. Maybe because I knew early on in my life what it was like to be homeless and not depend on someone to care for me, I worked and saved and made better decisions so that I would not end up in a similar situation. But I am always amazed at how this happens to educated people.

@user-tk3nm2ul1e

Ай бұрын

Yes! I can't understand There r some people fully educated high iq But don't want to Work!! Becoming homeless !! Waiting for entitlement??? $$$$

It's amazing how little we really need to get by on if we're careful and thrifty. It's amazing how most people in this country waste so much on useless stuff. Great video and please keep going☺

@eldergal

24 күн бұрын

Thanks artsmart!

I was so fortunate when I retired. I owned a home that was paid for and I was able to pay cash for a new car a couple years ago. I am currently living comfortably on $1,198 a month in Social Security and another $775 a month in interest income.

I live on $1400.00 a month . i am blessed i live in senior housing. My rent is low . everything included except electricity and i get a 800.00 a year from a grant program and our use of electric is about $ 3.00 a day. Then i have phone car ins. and cable so i am very blessed😇❤😊

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing Debroah! The key is definitely having subsidized rent!

@Brotherken1234

Ай бұрын

Allison, I'll be 65 in July. I have no family. Colorado is an expensive-ass state. My rent is $1200 a month. I just started getting SS retirement ($1200) month plus a part-time job. Please tell me more about subsidized housing. I used to live in Oklahoma where rent is nearly dirt cheap. What are your thoughts?

@Bevity

18 күн бұрын

You are definitely blessed!

@EasternElder

7 күн бұрын

Thank you. We’re in a similar situation financially and in education except that my income is lower. I just am having trouble finding residence locations to visit since it’s not going to be an option where I am. I know there can be drastically different standards and here all seem to be are the worst or section 8 lists are closed indefinitely that’s to leadership. I am 76 and have reduced my possessions quite a bit after witnessing my neighbors’ being discarded. I will write some more to share about careers and how people can’t understand how I could be low income after such an education and would love to share more but not publicly.

The system traps you in poverty. I have found this for years.

Thank you. Your videos are soooo helpful ... As I'm facing the issue of low-income living, I've had trouble just trying to find ANYONE who will talk about these things with me ... Even the people at Social Services are uncommunicative and dehumanizing! ... ... So thank you very much, and Best Wishes to you!!! ❤

I feel like I'm listening to myself talking. I'm in your exact situation except that I still have a $500 a month mortgage payment. I'd love to try to earn extra, to do marketing on my books and make more sales. But like you, if I earn more than just a little, I'll lose more than I'll gain. I'd need to make a lot to offset it. It's depressing. And I'd be depressed, but I refuse to fall into that. Instead, I thank God for what I do have and I have hope. (subsidized housing is out for now because I have a fur family (all seniors) that I love and am committed to caring for). I'm happy you're making this trap known. Love your videos.

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing this Linda! Yes, I understand, I am facing that now that I am earning on KZread. Trying to figure out if it's going to be worth it.

It's amazing how little you can live on. But you have to pay attention.

@eldergal

Жыл бұрын

Yes, thank you for your comment Barbara!😊💜

Please for older ,poor people ,if the y drink or smoke....STOP...your money goes there...!!!

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

I see it happening to so many seniors where I live. I have never smoked and hardly ever drank in my life. Thanks for watching!

@margkropf5541

3 күн бұрын

@@eldergalfor some people, smoking and alcohol are the only pleasures they have. Stop being so harsh!!!

@margkropf5541

3 күн бұрын

Can’t relate to this as not American. Yes, there really ARE people fr m other countries who watch these videos.

@eldergal

3 күн бұрын

@@margkropf5541 That's a shame because I have lots of subscribers from all around the world who enjoy the channel.

@lindamorgan2678

3 күн бұрын

@@margkropf5541 Broaden your horizons when it comes to learning. I know in USA they start you young to be patriot and NOT learn anything about any country other than your own. I do not even know where this lady lives but I am sure it is applicable to you and me. She does not sound British French or Italian etc so I am thinking North America..We are not that different we both have corrupt gov officials lol

I have basically nothing. I lived on what my father left me, after I devoted my life to working for and caring for my parents and other relatives. I only have half my quarters, so I don't qualify for Medicare or Social Security. My only income at this point is whatever art work I can sell as I continue to pursue my decades long dream of being a full time artist, plus any other items I can sell. My life is a precarious journey through the maze of learning while.staying one step ahead of oblivion.

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing girlfriday! Glad you have at least have art that you enjoy and provides some income for you. I understand what you mean about precarious! Take care!

@ecm958

Ай бұрын

I hope you've looked into what social services can offer you, medicaid, food share, heating assistance...sounds like you would qualify for lots of help.

@girlfriday1299

Ай бұрын

@@ecm958 Thank you for your concern. I do get heating assistance in winter, and sometimes a dollop during the summer if they have extra funds. I also get SNAP, without which I'd be confined to unhealthy food pantry foods. I can get extra heating assistance sometimes from Northwest Community Action Partnership, if I've received a disconnection notice. Another life saver has been Homestead Exemption, for property tax relief. This after nearly losing my home to a tax sale several years ago. I applied for Medicaid once, but I didn't qualify because I had a little too much money at the time. Here at any rate, you can't have more than $4,000 to qualify for Medicaid, even if it's all you have to your name.

@Bevity

Ай бұрын

You and I live on very little! I'm glad you can get by.

@girlfriday1299

Ай бұрын

@@Bevity 👍💖

I live on $963 month SS n SSI i live frugally w 2 cats. Owe credit union $4333 n mortgage $12400 but ill b ok. Own a 40 x 14 trailer paid n 2 lots totaling 1/4 acre. It could be a lot better n could be a lot worse.

Mindful frugality has always been a way of life for me. However, if I had not been a prepper, I wonder how I would manage at this point in life. Smaller local Thrift Stores, have been a godsend, no the bigger 'chain' type, where prices are often almost as much as things cost new. Thank goodness, I prepped not just food, but items necessary for everyday living too. Prepping mitigates inflation and shortages, better than any other way I know!

One reason I am considering Spain is that the properties are cheap and also I think I will be able to save about £100 a week out of my pension, which will be similar to yours, around £1,000 per month. I know prices have gone up recently, but food and utility bills are a lot cheaper than in the UK, and in the UK I would struggle to have a nice quality of life as well as being able to afford to live by the sea. I hope that your vlog is helping you, I am also considering starting one when I move later in the year.

Where I live there are a lot of seniors. I am always getting mailers for free meals from cremation companies, investment places and more. And the restaurants are nice ones! I've had a couple nice meals. Some travel companies have shows that offer food and beverages. If you have the time to spend, go and listen to the talk and eat! Free food and entertainment!

Boy, you just described my situation. My rent is a lot higher than yours...I am on waiting lists for the past year. Seems to me that the goal is to keep us poor. Worked for 50 yrs...my body finally gave out. Like you, I am content and over the top grateful. We are tough cookies!😊

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

We have to be, pattheiss! Being grateful is the key! Thanks for your comment!

Thank you for being so honest. I'm 63 and living on social security. Thankfully my house and car are paid off. You are so right about housing. I worked for the housing authority in our town. It is easier to get housing in a smaller town. We have several options here. I also get snap and a little bit of energy assistance. I just found out that there is assistance for internet service and cell phone. I have Consumer Cellular and it is only $ 30.00. Thanks for sharing.

@eldergal

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment Vicki! There are so many seniors living on less nowadays. Thanks for sharing your experience!!😊💜🌟

Your outfit on this video and the colours suit you very well!

@eldergal

Күн бұрын

Thank you so much 🙂

I remember watching Suze Orman a few times. Best of luck if you choose to move.

I've lived in Florida all my life and there are 2-3 yr waiting lists for those that are 30% Government Housing. Even small towns here are an awful wait.

@eldergal

4 күн бұрын

That does tend to be the case in more popular States. Small towns in less desirable States generally have shorter wait lists. Thanks for your comment mangographics!

Earning more and losing your benefits and Section 8 status is a problem because I don't know about you, but here wait lists to get on Section 8 housing can be anywhere from 1 to even 7 years! I don't want to do anything to risk losing my benefits or paying more rent than I have to. Even if you made some money on YT one or two years, what happens if you can't keep the momentum going on your channel? It's like working, and being your own boss - and the dip in your income won't be replaced automatically by government benefits that next month, or perhaps even the next year. Are you able to take that risk? I'm too old (70) to risk losing the financial assistance programs I worked hard to get in place for when I need them. I have elderly siblings who live up North (I'm in Florida) and a son who lives here but is too busy to see me more than six or seven times a year and doesn't want to deal with "health" or difficult issues. I'm pretty much on my own as far as family goes.

Thank you for sharing this, once again you seem to mirror my own situation. Government assistance sometimes gives you the opportunity to exist, not really live.

@eldergal

14 күн бұрын

How true that is TSmith! Thanks!

I am low income also, but have not been able to get subsidized rent yet. Still working on that, hopefully within another year. Thanks for talking about this!

@eldergal

Жыл бұрын

Hope you can get subsidized housing soon Simply Zen! Thanks for your comment!😊💜

I'd be interested to hear how you chose age 62 to retire. My mother retired at 59 but my brother is 69 and still working. I know the longer I wait, the more money I'll receive but how to decide? Maybe you'll make a video on how you chose 62?

@ginabrown3901

Ай бұрын

You only choose that early (62), if you do not have any other income & cannot work. You loose 30% of your amount by claiming early, 30% is a lot. No changing down the road, amount stays the same.

@ginabrown3901

Ай бұрын

AND if you are able to work till 70, your retirement amount will INCREASE by 30%, sure worth it if you can handle it. I retired at 76. Past 70 years old amount does not increase. But I was self employed & wanted to reach a certain retirement amount + enjoyed my work, hence lasting that long.

@kimr3755

Ай бұрын

I also started collecting SS at 62. While it's true you get more money per month the longer you wait, after doing the math I discovered the age that I actually ended up with more money in total was 78. I worked part time and have income from my 401K. My mortgage is cheap (bought in 2008) I shop sales and cheap, do thrift stores, do without, tell myself no a lot. I am content.

@wbl5649

14 күн бұрын

​​@@kimr3755I took at 62 as well. Have additional pension. I took it mainly because you never know what the future holds. My only sister worked hard all her life and she died at 61 of cancer. She never got to collect a dime of her SS. Not a dime. So I figured I did not want that to happen to me.

Maybe calculate the dollar value of the benefits and services you receive annually and when your channel has grown to a point where your revenue will equal or exceed this amount, turn on the monetization. I know it must feel scary, but go for it! You're doing great!

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment 8ofwands! It is a bit scary, not knowing how what I earn will affect benefits right now. It's the uncertainty that's difficult, but I have realized I will be making less of YT than I thought about a week ago, so...who knows? Thanks for the support!

@ginabrown3901

Ай бұрын

Elder Gal, a healthier way to look at it is that you would be replacing the subsidies with YT income, one fo the other, including taxes you may have to pay. OR find out the max you can earn with YT before you loose the subsidies & stick to it. I retired from being an accountant, feel free to ask anything. I would be hapoy to help, just like you are helping me.

there's a zillion people on the waiting list for section 8 where I live. I don't have any safety net. Not sure if what you are saying is just a dream for people like me. Glad you aren't suffering. I guess we all have to find our own way. I didn't realize a person could lose Medicaid. Better not ever lose any health benefits though. At least with Medicaid you don't have to pay for Medicare. it goes up every year. I'm on Social Security. I think I could earn money without problems but trying to get a job at my age, 76 is pretty much a long shot. Oh my, there are issues to deal with on both Social Security and Medicaid. Especially prices that keep going up and a fixed income that only goes up barely each year. My gosh what did people do when there wasn't Medicaid or Medicare, or any social programs.??!

@eldergal

19 күн бұрын

Thanks for your comment heaven! The trick to getting into low income senior housing is to apply directly to properties that are subsidized by HUD but are located in smaller towns/cities. Usually the waiting lists are shorter and you can get in within a year or so.

Thank you for sharing with a humble heart!

@eldergal

16 күн бұрын

Thank you for your kind words!

Thank goodness for low income senior subsidized housing that only charged my mom for rent 1/3 of her gross income after deducting medical expenses. It was a life saver.

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

Yes, it has been a lifesaver! Thanks for watching krisb!

thanks for sharing, very helpful

@eldergal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!!😊

Could you do some under the tables jobs? Like maybe childcare

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

Things are good now - I am finally monetized on YT!

Praying you can find a place you can afford and have a better life. Thanks for sharing. I want to move due to weather terrifies me. Sure cheaper here. But it's affecting my health. The comments I get...well...won't miss those or the ones that say them. I really thank you for sharing. All the best 🎉

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment, Janie! All the best to you as well!

I want you to know who been BIG help to me❤ how to deal with not speaking with kids there rudeness. And there is no reason...am old. Hear...go back live under rock. So i do...sad. but i Thank you made me feel better

@eldergal

Күн бұрын

Glad it has helped krisp! Thanks for watching!

It's difficult living on a fixed income sometimes. I see so many who like you can't get ahead because they lose benefits and it's not worth it to them to lose those benefits. Is your KZread channel affecting yourbenefits? I see your subscriber count has grown quite a bit congratulations🎉

@eldergal

4 күн бұрын

Thanks estee for your comment. Yes this has put me in a difficult situation right now; will lose benefits and now my income has to pay it, but not yet making enough to profit. But I still want to pursue what brings me joy! Thanks for watching!

Government benefits are designed to keep you poor. Boost your channel and make enough money off of it to be secure and off the bennies. I subscribed

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the support Paula! Once I start earning, the bennies will be gone - which is a bit scary, but I would rather be off them anyway! Glad you found the channel!

I know people who live on alot less than me. But they get so much government assistance they have alot more than me.

@eldergal

8 күн бұрын

Thanks for your comment ecm!

nice

love,lite and happiness ❤

@eldergal

16 күн бұрын

To you as well leerod!

If I didn't have my parents retirement home, I'd be in trouble. Paid off, no mortgage, basic expenses still average 750 a month, mostly from the property taxes. I get a small veteran's exemption from the state on the taxes but that's about it. I have been able to manage financially, but it's not what I would call "living". Retirement income does not keep up with private sector wages. When wages go up due to inflation, we're stuck with a modest 1 Jan COLA increase. I know many seniors that are struggling.

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

I know Joseph! Don't get me started about the pathetic COLA increases. Doesn't help at all with inflation. Thanks for your comment!

My concern would be what if your circumstances change due to your health or whatever and you’re in another country you have to ask yourself, is that where you really want to be. Do you have a support system there …. Let your instincts give you some insight….. I don’t know your beliefs but the best thing to do for me is to trust in God and let him lead me… God Bless 🙂

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment David! Since I don't have a support system here, it doesn't matter where I am in the world at any given time. Appreciate you watching!

I was fortunate to have had an employer with a stock ownership program. The pay wasn't great, but the retirement is enough that I want for nothing. Northwest Missouri is a pretty cheap place to live. I wouldn't do so well in a city.

@Rickpa

Күн бұрын

I am all for a social safety net, but I am acutely aware that being dependent on it means less personal freedom as a price for such aid. It also sucks to depend of politics and politicians to maintain such aid, and one having to not do anything to disqualify for aid when it requires transversing many hoops to get it.

@eldergal

Күн бұрын

Glad you are doing okay Rickpa! Thanks for watching!

@eldergal

Күн бұрын

Yes it is a double-edged sword to have such aid! Thanks Rickpa!

I know some people who come from rich families never worked a hard day in their life and think I should be living like a king on my little disability and should be able to save money. I would like to see them survive on 1000 a month and that's paying rent and bills with no help from the rich family. Those same spoiled rich people actually hate people like us thinking their taxes paying for our free ride. They have never even paid taxes . I paid taxes out my paychecks for nearly 50 years of hard construction work that they could never do.

@eldergal

Күн бұрын

I hear you on this masterlegend! Generally people who have never had to struggle don't get it! Thanks for sharing!

I live in Sydney Australia in government housing. I pay about a quarter of my pension in rent. Food has skyrocketed in price here. No free meals at restaurants. Power bills are slightly subsidized. Power expensive. $68aud a month for internet. I think everything is more expensive here than in the U.S. If I earn a full time wage , the rent would be $470aud a week, per week not month. Petrol is $2.20aud a litre . How does that compare to U.S. petrol?? I would need to work out the gallon price and calculate, but I think we pay more than you.

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

I think you are more expensive in Australia than in the U.S except maybe for medical care (because our system is for profit).

@stormyweather2807

Ай бұрын

Your petrol in USD is $5.80 a gallon...the average price in the U.S. is $3.50 a gallon, so yes yours is much more expensive. I believe it's always more expensive.

❤️

@eldergal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Svendar!😊💜

Msybe grown kids could tske care of us. At least dtive to a doctors apt. With there big fancy car. Or maybe its dont want us to be seen

Doesn't the money you make off youtube put you over the money you can make before getting kicked-off all the benefits you get

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

Yes it will! I just got monetized but I will lose a number of benefits over the next few months. Thanks for asking.

Wouldn’t want to rent..

Where do you live? I'm in NJ and the housing lists are long.

@eldergal

2 күн бұрын

I'm on the West Coast, but the waiting lists are generally shorter in less desirable areas near smaller towns here. Not sure how it would be on the East Coast. Thanks karmasong!

our government really is pathetic. How about putting billions into SS instead of all the other crap they do with tax dollars.

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

I hear you and agree, Grace! Thanks!

@stormyweather2807

Ай бұрын

But aren't most of us (I'm 68) hoping to retire at some point, and know we'd better make a plan? I get that you can't plan for every eventuality, but your SS benefit is based on your salary over your 35 highest years of earnings. That's something to focus on in your 30s, not your 60s.

@gracejones2831

Ай бұрын

@@stormyweather2807 I don't think I heard her say now is the time to plan. The way our government throws money at other countries....seniors should be so lucky.

@Elizabeth-yg2mg

28 күн бұрын

Yea like bombs and guns that have to be state of the art. Massive waste.

Do you know the number of pets you can have in these senior housing places you looked into?

@eldergal

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for your question Samantha! I think most places allow only one pet.😊💜🌟

@samanthas3909

3 ай бұрын

@@eldergal thank you, good to know. Are you in the northeast? I've been looking into this for my mom and in our Southern State most places seem to allow two pets. Unfortunately my mom has four.

@eldergal

3 ай бұрын

@@samanthas3909 I live on the West Coast. I think it depends on the property - sometimes they might allow more with a doctor's note about needing service animals. You might try that.

@samanthas3909

3 ай бұрын

@@eldergal thanks; nice channel btw!

@KristiJohnson-yo4hh

Ай бұрын

@@samanthas3909 It depends on the property, I had 3 and they let me in with the understanding that if one passes, not over 2 animals. I got lucky! They were seniors too. With Dr's note about them being emotional support etc.. Their vet bills & prescriptions are deducted from your income when you recertify. The dr's note yearly.

Suzie Orman Is A Scam Artist. She Sounds Good. Is Believable. Do The Research. BBB Complaints. Horror Stories. STAY AWAY From Suzie!

@eldergal

Ай бұрын

I hear you on this Don - thanks!

@Elizabeth-yg2mg

28 күн бұрын

Orman is awful.

i live on $5000 a month no debt no bills

@donnamclaughlin9215

Ай бұрын

What’s your point? The discussion is about what to do now. Life can be hard. Where is your compassion?

@tracymorgan5386

Ай бұрын

@@donnamclaughlin9215😉I concur

May I add that it is a couple hundred a year, not per month.

I think what if you met a man you wanted to be with but he was not earning enough to offset his financial downsides to this velvet prison? He would then be a net financial burden. This is a feature of all welfare it incentivizes specific behaviors.

@tracymorgan5386

Ай бұрын

There is a simple solution to that don’t get legally married, that way you both keep your benefits and are not responsible for each other’s debt(if you have any). People have been doing that for decades.

@NoPickles.4Me

Ай бұрын

@@tracymorgan5386 Exactly, decades - mostly after the new deal. At it's core it is a destroyer of commitment and family. This is a feature, I'd say a requirement, of the socialist ideas behind the welfare mindset. Not saying you or she are socialist but it is the underpinning of these ideas. It has a cost, it is visible and obvious. Slowly it is being discussed in places like this but only the costs are being discussed not how did we get this social debt. Free love, was never free.

Lol, rent is 1200 minimum... then you have utilities, home insurance, life insurance... some, car insurance? Phone bills etc...My diabetic needle tips are over 60 a box. .. and none of this includes other things...no entertainment? No gifts ti give family members???

@eldergal

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing this Jennifer. I know how difficult it is for most people in this country, especially the medical expenses. Thanks for your comment.

@ginabrown3901

Ай бұрын

No need to have life insurance unless ypu have underage, or disabled kids.

@kimr3755

Ай бұрын

If it's only you and no underage or disabled children you do not need life insurance. Companies try to convince you otherwise but you don't. Have bills after you die? Too bad. Anything that isn't paid for by your estate will be written off.

What did you do for housing in the small town while you waited to get into subsidized housing? Did it matter that you were a newcomer in town?

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your questions Sue. It's a complicated story of what I did while waiting to get into my low income apt. I've moved around most of my life so I'm comfortable in new places.😊💜🌟

No shame in that. My mom did.. yes it is..

You may lose by doing you tube

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

I know Linda! Hopefully the benefits I gain will outweigh the benefits I will lose.

@tracymorgan5386

Ай бұрын

The way things are going I think soon the benefits you gain from KZread will out weigh the benefits you lose.

@KristiJohnson-yo4hh

Ай бұрын

We had a refuge couple from Ukraine here, both got jobs in hospitality- He was a college professor teaching Veterinary Science, she was a dental person. None of their credentials transferred to the US, so they went to work in hospitality. Within a year they lost their subsidy, but if something went wrong in the year ahead & their income dropped they could come back on the program. A safety net was there to encourage them and lessen the stress.

Think of the money the government is giving to illegals that could instead be given to elderly needy US citizens who worked and paid taxes all their lives !

@wendylane6846

11 күн бұрын

Or tax corporations and rich people!!! Billions!

Move over Mr Beast - there is a new kid in town..

@eldergal

18 күн бұрын

Thanks Devon! LOL!!

I watched a couple of your videos, just getting to know you; Are you from US? If you want to feel better and can manage with $800/month, then you must retire to another country...

@eldergal

2 ай бұрын

Funny you say that, Pauline! Now that I will be earning extra from You Tube, I will be moving overseas likely early next year. It just won't be feasible to stay when I have to pay so much more for rent and medical. Thanks for watching!

@paulinefriend9455

2 ай бұрын

​@@eldergal You must have heard that people believe there are a few people in this world who are very similar, without any genetic ties: My friend and you are a copy of each other, including the case about your sons, it is incredible! She is also planning to retire to another country, next year in spring..! I asked her to watch your videos, and suggested that yo should make a contact, by email. She can create a new temporary email address just for this so some others could not use her own email.

@robinhowells159

Ай бұрын

That is an excellent option. I’ve considered Argentina because I learned the language from an Argentine & I’m familiar with the culture. Mar del Plata & Bahía Blanca are seaside communities & much lower rent than anywhere in the US. The thing I’ve always hear from locals, gringos are not very willing to learn Spanish. This leaves you isolated & not much of an adventure. People in Argentina are very friendly & will easily make friends, but again, language is key. Btw, a lot of people in Argentina speak English. Also, unlike the US, you must prove you’ll not be a burden on their government. (This is true of most foreign countries) You should also visit & visit more than once. Again this takes money. So, check each county &their rules for immigration in order to find a good fit. Again, love Argentina & its people. A great combination of old world Spain & Italy. When I meet a fellow Spanish speaker, I’m pegged as Argentino when I speak because my Spanish sounds a lot like Italian. Also, some great Rock music. Charly García Gustavo Cerati Luis Alberto Spinetta All great rockers Vamos Argentina Sin duda.

@paulinefriend9455

Ай бұрын

@@robinhowells159 I am sorry, are you a male?

@OneGallonRange

15 күн бұрын

@@eldergal How weird our system. You can earn money from all this negativity, then move out of the country to where a lower economy is your new subsidy!