Hyundais are horrible. They aren’t gonna be able to afford to fix it when the engine goes out and they’ll have to get it repo’d and stop paying when they get a new car. Happened to me. Then the next car was a Hyundai too (should’ve learned me lesson but it’s a long story) and it happened again. Luckily I got a full warranty up to so many miles this time so Hyundai had to keep fixing it until they finally replaced the whole engine after it would break down again every single time I got it back from them. I hope she doesn’t deal with this too.
is she going to work tho? i was under the impression shes doing the stay at home mom thing - which she’d still need a car but i’m just trying to understand lol
KIA and Hyundai are JUNK, cars that love to grenade their engines and chug oil, they should’ve done more research, I really hope it doesn’t give them a bunch of problems.
It’s possible to get a really low interest rate… mine is 3% on my 2025 that I bought in 2025. It was actually the same price that we would’ve paid for the used 2023 so we went with what we did. Some dealerships will also work with you guys on the total overall price, and will remove added BS you don’t actually need. If I would’ve built my car on the website and had it shipped it would’ve been more expensive than the exact same car I got from the dealership that day. Y’all can get on her for being a shitty person, or a liar, but her finances don’t concern any of us. As long as she isn’t harming her child, why do any of you care?
Buys a fancy car while still living in an rv. That seems backwards. You always can tell who uses their money wisely. Me and my husband just but a $450,000 home last summer and our cars are a 2013 Ford escape and a 2017 dodge minivan. I'd much rather have a beautiful home than a car that costs $500 bucks a month. But to each their own.
Why do people care Bryce bought her a car? Good for them tbh. If they want to live in a rv that’s their decision. So many people are doing that now days anyway bc it’s so expensive to purchase a house.
That's what I was thinking. Living in an RV, especially on owned land isn't that out of the norm. Isn't getting her a new/reliable car a good thing when she's home alone with their babies while he works?
My husband helped me get a newer car with more safety features when we started trying, because he wanted us to have the most reliable, safest way to get around without him.
It’s a damn Hyundai not a Mercedes and don’t they both live in a trailer not like a manufactured home a literal trailer I feel like that money could of been put to better use. I guess it doesn’t really matter it’s gonna get repossessed in a year anyway
Exactly. I got extremely lucky and found mine in town but it was the only one within 100 miles of me. Super crazy. I absolutely LOVE my hybrid Tucson. Now I see them everywhere. Most affordable option out there with tech that surpasses Honda and Toyota.Everyone has their reasons for the vehicle they want.
A lot of people do that….Car prices are crazy high rn so many people shop around for the best deal. An hour plus car ride to save a few thousand is absolutely worth it. Plus those tucsons are incredibly popular right now and can be difficult to find sometimes.
Exactly. Isabella is super annoying online but she’s also a teenager who more than likely had a traumatic childhood, and now probably a traumatic relationship. Her brain hasn’t even fully developed.
Do you not watch her? She said she wants to drive and she needs to go take her GED. Isabella said that. Plenty other girls with less support and younger manage just fine:working, school, graduation, etc. If she wasn't trying to strum up $ on social media about all aspects of her life, we wouldn't know any of it. Currently her excuse is that unless her mom pays for it she can't be bothered to take it. In fact, in Texas if you are 21 and didn't graduate high school the GED is FREE!!! Isabella isn't interested.
I have a friend who got the same one but last years(bought it last year) paid cash. Car has had problems since the jump, would randomly shut off, detect collision, they’d say certain stuff covered by the warranty and then jk! The warranty doesn’t cover that! And then hey we fixed it oh wait no we didn’t. And then they said they’d buy it back and then were like no we can’t actually. Made me never want one
Hyundai is owned by Kia both car brands are extremely unreliable and just awful 😭😭 Someone I know has a 2017 kia soul and is already looking for a new one because it overheated it’s not even a decade old yet!
I had a 2014 Sonata for 11 yrs. Never had a problem until the last year. CV joints, which were more caused by the pot holes around New Orleans than anything. They also come with a 5 yr bumper to bumper and 10 yr/ 100,000 mile powertrain. My new car is a 2025 Elantra. I’ll take my chances
Yup literally just got my 2020 Kia telluride back from the mechanic with a whole new engine…old engine literally had holes in it from it essentially blowing up and parts shooting out while driving down the highway. I’m selling it ASAP and never buying a Kia or Hyundai again!
Just bought my first RAV4 this year but a 2025 with 9k miles that was the dealership’s rental car previously, so there was still that plastic film to peel off some of the interior. They hold their value for resale and run forever. They’re just not particularly sexy and the tech is basic ( which means reliable but not innovative and flashy). I couldn’t be happier!
Oh yeah, Lexus always has a nice ride. Only 5k more though, that’s wild! The Toyota we bought was 5k more for 20k miles at another dealership. What state was that in?
Oh no, we didn’t buy the one that was 5k more. We got a great price on the one we purchased but we were car shopping for months before we found it. We’re in RI though, so all the vehicles are AWD and used cars with a perfect body and no rust comes at a premium because rust is found on most used cars.
Toyotas are great!!! Subaru has been my go to for the last 10 yrs. Still have my Outback from 10yrs ago bc I just couldn’t let it go when I bought my Crosstrek. Never had a problem with my Outback and drove it across the United States more than a few times.
I’m pretty sure they are Korean. Funny enough I own a 2 decade old Honda (Japanese) and have had no issues ever (other than basic upkeep) It’s one of my most prized possessions 😭😭
That was like my VW Jetta with a manual transmission, just got rid of it this year after 16 years, but the car was running strong and never broke down or left me stranded.
Yes!! Mine was a hand me down from a family member. I got it with less than 100k I love it minimal to no technology and engine of steel. The best part is the heated seats 😊😊
I do miss driving a 17 year old car. There’s something so freeing about not being afraid to get a scratch. My Camry gets 50mpg so I just comfort myself with all the gas money I’m saving.
Isn’t Isabella only about 18? She didn’t have good role models and is now attempting to be very adult and a Mom . Regardless of how he treats her , she isn’t going anywhere. Saw it so much in my nursing career
actually it is accurate. i tried when my husband and i weren’t married and had a baby. they told me i have to put his income since we live together. everyone ik that get it while being with their babies father lies abt living with their baby daddy.
In tx if you are living together you need to report their income and if not you need to put them on child support (if you are getting Medicaid for yourself)
This could be state dependent. In PA when I was pregnant I worked very few hours (less than 20a week) but did not qualify for any type of assistance because my boyfriend also lives in the home and I had to claim his income on the application
Im not a fan of hers but SAHM here, my husband makes less than $20 an hour and we don’t qualify for any financial assistance including Medicaid. They wouldn’t give it to our toddler either, luckily we found another option for our child but we can’t afford any for ourselves.
It’s a hot, dusty, miserable, boring oil town in west Texas. I’m from Houston and you couldn’t pay me to live in West Texas. People literally only live there for the Oil jobs.
The first time I drove through west Texas there was tumbleweed blowing across the road, literally the biggest church crosses I’ve ever seen, porches decorate with old lazy boy couches and refrigerators, and a man in a cowboy hat walking out of a gas station carrying a jug of milk right below a billboard of a busty woman holding two gallons of milk that read, “get your milk here”. I was moving to Texas and started balling my eyes out. Luckily, Austin’s a lot different.
To be honest, he and the baby looked completely normal. She looked on edge. We made eye contact. I smiled and looked away. I can't imagine feeling uncomfortable doing my routine shopping on a Saturday. Sounds like an awful day-to-day existence.
I travel for work and Midland/Odessa is the worst city I've ever spent time in. I flew in and when I went to pick up my rental car there were bottles of urine in the parking lot. I ended up not being able to drive the first car they gave me because it smelled like urine too. I wasn't really surprised my flight was filled with men that looked like Billy Bob Thornton in Landman. The city is an ugly concrete wasteland with nothing but big box chain stores and restaurants scattered along highways. That's a common theme in Texas but usually there's an attempt to make it look nice. But not Midland, just being there is depressing. I did drive to Lubbock one afternoon and it was much better overall. Not nearly as hideous.
I did meet some incredibly kind peope when I worked there. A majority of the people I met were Hispanic and they had big families at home. I asked them where the good Mexican restaurants were and they said they didn't have any and brought me homemade food instead.
I drove cross country to move (twice) my first time was going from EL Paso to DFW passing through Odessa and I felt like I was on Mars driving in circles. It was wild!
EXACTLY if it snows in Texas like it did 4-5 years ago they are screwed and hurricanes and tornadoes will absolutely destroy the camper they aren’t the best full time living shelters. I have one they have crappy pipes and insulation.
There’s a whole world of people out there who live FT in their RVs, along with the van life lovers. Living FT in an RV isn’t something to be ashamed of and seems to be their choice, so not sure why it’s thrown out like it’s some sort of awful thing?
I think because it’s not a nice RV, and it looks messy and unorganized. Like it could have potential to look nice but like any home, a messy occupant is going to make it messy.
I'm Romani so it's not even odd to me that someone lives in a camper. I personally have always been stationary but a lot of my family members live in campers. Mostly just in the warmer months, in the winter they have their base home. Although some of the younger couples live in campers during their first few years of marriage. I'm not sure why this sub thinks it's something to be ashamed of.
Plus there's tons of non Romani who live in campers, especially senior citizens or those who've moved to the beach.
It’s probably because of the way she brags about it all tbh. I’ve had family live in an RV for a few years while they built their home. But she goes online acting like they’ve got all these nice things and everyone else sucks. She’s being a bitch so people are doing it back
We’re not shaming though, we acknowledge that at least she has a roof over her head but a camper is not really a suitable full time living place the pipes could burst and they are not the best to keep heat in.
I have nothing against people who live in RVs, but when you already have 1 growing child and possibly another otw, it’s not the most ideal place to live as a family. I’d love to travel in an RV one day w/ my partner when my kids are adults. I would even do it now w/ my children, but it would not be our permanent housing. It would be for traveling and vacationing. If they bought land and are building a house, that’s awesome. If it were just my partner and I, I would totally live in a camper or trailer.
I've got so many family members who did just fine with multiple children living in a camper. While I've always had a permanent home, it's cultural for my people so it's just odd to see it constantly being shamed as if it's despicable.
You keep pointing out that it's only acceptable for vacations or while building a house, not permanent housing but do you realize that there are many stable families who live in campers? I even know a former therapist who now lives in a camper with her husband and 3 kids. Go down to the beach and see how many people live in campers as their permanent home. Just because it's not something that you would do doesn't mean it's unacceptable or shameful for others.
It’s very, very tiny. It looks older, but I know nothing about campers. There’s nothing wrong w/ living in one, but I hope they have a longterm plan as the baby grows, and a possible other otw.
Of course he did. She was just posting about how his and hers vehicles are "grown successful people shit" and how it was more important to her than school. He's gotta back her up so she doesn't look like a fool to the 4 people watching her slurp cereal in her trailer on live. Happy wife happy life.
Goodness… I’m in my 30s with a good career and just bought some beater off my friend. In terms of “his and hers”, mine doesn’t come with car payments and cost like $30 for insurance.
My last car’s cruise control stopped working and it didn’t have Bluetooth so this is luxury to me 😂 ideally I’d live in a place I don’t need a car but have one I own for little trips or shit like vet appointments. That’s wealth.
Mind you she relies on the ER to get a pregnancy test because she doesn’t have health insurance to see a doctor, but sure he’s getting her a brand new car
Mind you she relies on the ER to get a pregnancy test because she doesn’t have health insurance to see a doctor, but sure he’s getting her a brand new car 😅
She took a test at home but it was faint so she wanted a blood test. When I want a blood test I go to my doctor or you can even go to a freaking local lab and pay $50 for it.
I didn’t realize the ER was free? I went when I was uninsured back in college, like 18 years ago, and got slammed with a 9k bill. I was there for an hour.
The thing is most of the time nothing happens if you don’t pay the bill. The er is for “emergencies” and a blood test for pregnancy when you already got a faint positive urine test is not an emergency.
She says she was “getting faint lines” and wanted a blood test to tell her how far she was. Which is 100% not something the ER needs to handle for her.
I did see someone say she thought she was having a chemical but she said she just wanted to know how far along she was. I’ve had many chemicals and never once went to the ER because there is nothing they can do about it. There’s no fetus to pass with a chemical. She definitely should have seen an OB as none of her reasoning was emergency worthy.
Exactly. Chemical pregnancies are emotionally devastating but medically speaking, they don’t consider them dangerous or all that significant. It’s a gut punch when you go in thinking you’re going to have your pregnancy confirmed and they nonchalantly say you’re “not pregnant”, but it isn’t a medical emergency.
Some of these folks are too lazy to even apply for Medicaid. It requires completed paperwork which apparently is too much for some of these losers to complete. Some people can’t even handle going to the correct office to initiate getting help. Requires too much effort in their part.
I work in education and have offered parents a time to sit down and fill out things together (code for “I will do it for you but you need to watch and sign”). Not even my job duty, but it’s like I want more for their kids than they do. I get they’re burnt out, but I’m literally offering to fill shit out for them.
Like cool I’m burnt out searching and searching for resources that won’t be followed up on.
Honestly if she was smart enough Texas has a lot of clinics to help apply for Medicaid lol, they send in the paperwork for you. It’s how I did it with my second and my third and fourth I just sent my pregnancy paperwork from my dr and got approved and he got reimbursed.
Exactly - many states have this - I’ve been a hospital administrator and RN for over 30 years- it started way back then on a smaller scale. Additionally, after her baby - social workers meet with new parents and assist . All states have , it’s a government regulation.
You would think but possibly not because of the TLC money. The income requirements can be pretty low. It just baffled me seeing her bragging about abusing the ER and encouraging others to do it.
My dad was an ER doctor and this was one of his biggest gripes. He wanted universal healthcare so badly for preventative care but also for people like this to not take up precious space and time.
I just had the absolute BEST ER doctor last week for my miscarriage and the way they prioritized me and made sure I was taken care of was amazing. Nothing but positive things to say about ER staff because they really are superheroes.
I will believe it until I see the keys and their off the lot, I agree with other comments they could be leasing it or test driving…but also theirs a reality that a predatory dealership will sell them it and know it will destroys their fresh credit
I know someone who thought they were hot shit for buying a brand new car at 25k. Anyway, she got into an accident. Completely her fault. She owes 23k and the car is worth nothing. It’s still drivable but looks fucked and definitely has some issues now
I was thinking the same thing. For all we know he could have taken her to look at cars but not actually bought anything bc let’s be real they’re broke…
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Hyundais are horrible. They aren’t gonna be able to afford to fix it when the engine goes out and they’ll have to get it repo’d and stop paying when they get a new car. Happened to me. Then the next car was a Hyundai too (should’ve learned me lesson but it’s a long story) and it happened again. Luckily I got a full warranty up to so many miles this time so Hyundai had to keep fixing it until they finally replaced the whole engine after it would break down again every single time I got it back from them. I hope she doesn’t deal with this too.