Woman keeps going viral on TikTok for being arguably the dumbest person in the world when it comes to personal finance

And that, my friends, is just the tip of the iceberg. I don't know how I ended up on “Financial Advice TikTok,” but the fact that these videos pop up every time I open my phone is reason enough to ban the app. I'm 100% honest when I say this…the videos are shocking. I don't know if this woman is trying to be “cute” or what, but she's probably in the bottom 1% of people when it comes to intelligence. The husband is just as stupid. LEAVE YOUR BROTHER. She's ruining your life. The kids will thank you when they're old enough to understand.

For those of you who didn't watch the video I posted above, she took out a loan behind her husband's back to (partially) cover a (maxed out) credit card so they could “have enough money”, so as not to go on vacation. That's crazy, but it doesn't even come close to anything else she's done. The woman flies to LA to get a $600 haircut…

I'm trying to take out loans for $700,000 homes in Palm Breach…

Put TITTIES on credit…

Shopping spree at Target…

Royal Caribbean and POTTERY BARN credit cards open…

And the best part? She thinks it's her husband's fault for “not holding her accountable”…

The term “mental illness” is thrown around a lot these days, but this woman is truly mentally ill. As if she needed help. Her husband makes $120,000 a year and she apparently spends three times that amount on nothing. There are a thousand more videos I could have posted but I just didn't want to because they upset me too much. Now I can't sleep at night when I owe more than $500 on my credit card. Here's one final video where she lays out her “plans for the future”…

Crazy. There are three simple rules when it comes to finances…

1. Spend less than you earn

2. Live within your means

3. Have a goal

If you can't do that, you haven't made any money. I'll write a follow-up blog about the divorce hearing, although there's a good chance not much will happen. Thanks for reading.

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