【Apple】My unemployed husband spends all my earnings without any intention of getting a job.

[@underwaterdoggie]

Two seconds after Will said he didn't want to talk about why he couldn't live with his parents I would have been on the phone with his mama

[@gfriend94]

If he is this bad before the wedding what in the world made her think he would abracadabra into a wonderful supportive employed husband after the honeymoon. I know the story is suppose to entertain us but there are ppl like this IRL and it’s hard to have sympathy for them.

[@redconvoy]

I couldn't deal with this after dealing with a freeloading family. I don't know how she could deal with marrying a guy like that.

[@ceciliaseiber5507]

That conversation with the brother would have got him out of the house.

[@tulyapenny3217]

Off the bat, I had zero sympathy for Laura. Literally every person warned her. And if the brother spoke to me in that manner, zero questions I am kicking him out. My anger issues would never allow me to take that sitting down 😂😅

[@speedmeisterkym6120]

Why did she even marry BEFORE he got a job. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Pais13yCat316]

…and keep it for at least a year before the wedding…

[@darkamora5123]

Thank you both. This was so nonsensical. Rather than rush to the wedding and his rather valid point that he'd not have any PTO and might lose his job to go on a honeymoon, delay the entire thing. Have him work for a year, prove his dedication to their needs, earn PTO THEN get married and go on their honeymoon.

[@redconvoy]

Oh my God! Divorce him and stay single for a while!

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Good Morning ☀️ Happy Sunday Everyone 👋🤗🦃 From Louisiana 🐊

[@SandraBagans]

Good morning from Florida Happy Sunday and the start of a warm up down south

[@amberleeannalee1999]

That would be the day I’d be charged with DV. Stealing her pay? What a D bag leach

[@StoopidMonkeysMomma]

Actually the Egyptians discovered beer 😊

[@Mehp2]

Learn something everyday

[@amaterasunomangaka2165]

I believe you mean Made.

[@KarenWalton-ot5qr]

Cool. Learned something new. ThankYou.

[@juliawigger9796]

Hmm vikings?

[@SandraBagans]

And weed, cocaine and wine. Explains a lot

[@youmadhuh6375]

He's unemployed and not putting any money in.. why in the world would you give him access to your money?.. that's just stupid.. I have no sympathy for her.. he was like this BEFORE the marriage & she foolishly married him anyway, hoping he would change... if he was going to change he would've done it a long time ago..

[@rosemcdonald3766]

First 10 seconds of the story. How can an unemployed person her earnings.

[@annamoonc2175]

"I've had a job for 4 months." That's just after probation. Its not impressive.

[@savvystarfire6667]

Personally I can see the sense in waiting till after the honeymoon and not asking for time off right after getting a new job. I don't know how relaxed places are when they ask for a start date, and often it's up to the employer, not the employee, so-

[@darkamora5123]

Then they should have delayed their wedding until he got a job, kept it a year, and earned the PTO he needed to go on his honeymoon.

[@ShatteredStxrs]

Next story at 1:19:57

[@karenbrown1485]

Thank you!

[@AshendaFiremyst]

​@@karenbrown1485I usually don't skip stories, but I'm not a fan of the first story. So thx for the time marker.

[@maneoj46]

​@AshendaFiremyst its a snore fest

[@hoptoit5910]

C-Section not ‘cesarean section’. Hasn’t been referred as that in decades. When the baby is born, not ‘when the baby comes out.’ 😫

[@Nonora33]

The US likes to simply medical name (c-section, eye doctor,etc), in Europe , there are many countries who stil use the term "Caesarean section"

[@darkamora5123]

​​​@@Nonora33my niece is having her third and after a still birth at 38 weeks on her last they are discussing "a cesarean" said exactly that way by her doctor. Right here in middle America. So yeah first comment is full of it. Hint to them, just because your friends, medical experiences, and family in your tiny little corner of the world dont say Cesarian Section or Cesarian and prefer C-section (which is after all just an abbreviation for the former)doesn't mean that is the prevailing trend everywhere else. If you are going to imply that it is anything other than an abbreviation call it a surgical delivery. Because the simple question is, "What does the 'C' stand for if not Cesarian?" Also, while common usage has expanded to include Cesarian births as...well births, they do not fit the strict definition of being born. From a purely pedantic view of the English language, being born requires labor, contractions, vaginal exit et cetera. A surgical removal of the baby does not. Heck even back in Shakespeare's day they understood the difference...in Macbeth the Bloody Child (one of the apparition summoned by the witches) told him "No man of woman born shall harm Macbeth". That left him overconfident when facing Macduff who revealed he had been cut from his mother's womb and so WAS no man of woman born. So if surgical removal isn't birth the "when the baby comes out" or is taken out of the mother is a perfectly acceptable way to describe the situation. To you though, at least eye doctor makes sense. Optometrists and ophthalmologists have vastly different areas of concern and the common person wouldn't know which was which, so simplicity rules.

[@Darkest2Knight]

Everyone warned Laura about the type of person Harry was but her rose-tinted glasses must have been polished to such a bright shine that she couldn't see all of the red flags before the marriage. Why didn't she kick out the brother immediately upon discovering the fact that her loser husband had invited him to stay? She is such a pushover and so far in denial that it's impossible to feel any sympathy for her at all. The signs were there right from the start so she can only blame herself.

[@sakilynn]

Becky needs to realize that there are always risks no matter how the birth is done. C-sections are necessary, depending on the situation; I had the chord wrapped around my neck, my sister wanted to come out feet first, and my brother was too damn big for natural birth. C-sections were necessary for all of us.

[@evapellman3840]

What’s wrong with Kentucky?

[@jas717ky]

I know, right?

[@emilyzarla724]

I have to agree with her don’t get a Caesarean I had one and I regret it

[@lindahill7315]

Good evening from Alabama

[@gfriend94]

RTR!!!!

[@sabrinayap9682]

Me first... 🤣🤣

[@whistlerwind7422]

Wow, your life has already peaked. Downhill from here.

[@pieterrabie6193]

All the blasphemy spoils the story. It's not appreciated and totally unnecessary. Clean your stories up.

[@pieterrabie6193]

The blasphemy is unpleasant and unnecessary.

[@SandraBagans]

Becky you know what being pregnant is like. So hush up and mind your own business before you regret it