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**Figelac** · 06-17-2008, 07:32 AM

The creepy guy at work is one of those types of people who obviously doesn't have good money or neccessarily come from a good family but he tries to make out like he has more than he is. He's a very poor man who doesn't have a permanent residence, and claims he could afford his own place but says he moves around so he can get disbility or whatever. He has some wacky ideas of what could help you obtain SSDI or SSI but in my experience, nothing is really guaranteed.

He claims he once had $30,000 and that he had traveled the world and once dated a Japanese millionairess.

And obviously he's telling lies. There's people who live with relatives in a normal house (such as myself) who apply and usually get disability. I don't think not having a permanent residence would help and besides he could've stayed in the HUD apartments he was apparently living in.

And I've met other people in my life and online (mostly guys) who try to make out like they are someone they aren't. Why do you think people do this?

06-17-2008, 07:32 AM	#1
Figelac Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 518 Senior Member	People trying to build themselves up to be something they aren't... The creepy guy at work is one of those types of people who obviously doesn't have good money or neccessarily come from a good family but he tries to make out like he has more than he is. He's a very poor man who doesn't have a permanent residence, and claims he could afford his own place but says he moves around so he can get disbility or whatever. He has some wacky ideas of what could help you obtain SSDI or SSI but in my experience, nothing is really guaranteed. He claims he once had $30,000 and that he had traveled the world and once dated a Japanese millionairess. And obviously he's telling lies. There's people who live with relatives in a normal house (such as myself) who apply and usually get disability. I don't think not having a permanent residence would help and besides he could've stayed in the HUD apartments he was apparently living in. And I've met other people in my life and online (mostly guys) who try to make out like they are someone they aren't. Why do you think people do this?
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