BK The Great
Veteran

EDIT: He even started a Go-Fund
Help pay Scott's unbelievable utility bill, organized by Scott Willoughby
Dude has to be a Republican, shows he's a Army vet plus his name. People gonna learn the hard way that no party gives a flluck about you. Texas is also a Republican state, it shows they do not give a shyt about their residents either.
EDIT: He even started a Go-Fund
Help pay Scott's unbelievable utility bill, organized by Scott Willoughby
Dude has to be a Republican, shows he's a Army vet plus his name. People gonna learn the hard way that no party gives a flluck about you. Texas is also a Republican state, it shows they do not give a shyt about their residents either.
EDIT: He even started a Go-Fund
Help pay Scott's unbelievable utility bill, organized by Scott Willoughby
Why are you assuming he's an idiot and can't read? A 63 year old isn't even that old. If he was in his late 70s, 80s, ok. But at 63, nah man. You have to deal with the consequences of what you sign.
If he can enjoy the benefits of the variable rate deal, he should have to accept when it doesn't work in their favor.
If you don't understand how it works, then go sign up for the fixed rate utility company
Yeah like who in their right mind would pay that bill?? I’d dispute all charges and have the company take me to court. And then I still wouldn’t pay it, I’d just get someone to sign up for new service in my current place.That nikka slow af for actually paying that
He'll take this money, pay off his credit card debt, refill his savings and then go back to shytting on regulation and "handouts".Dude has to be a Republican, shows he's a Army vet plus his name. People gonna learn the hard way that no party gives a flluck about you. Texas is also a Republican state, it shows they do not give a shyt about their residents either.
EDIT: He even started a Go-Fund
Help pay Scott's unbelievable utility bill, organized by Scott Willoughby
He'll take this money, pay off his credit card debt, refill his savings and then go back to shytting on regulation and "handouts".
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has called for action to ensure Texans "do not get stuck with skyrocketing energy bills".
"We have a responsibility to protect Texans from spikes in their energy bills that are a result of the severe winter weather and power outages," he said after meeting lawmakers.
I can’t imagine any of them having to pay those bills.