It’s wasn’t her reason, it was the quality of the goods she bought and the astonishly poor financial decision-making she exercised. I never said she was not entitled to spend her money on whatever she wanted, no real big deal that one of her residences went into foreclosure twice and that had she had to pay real-world rent on the family home she had moved into she would have been evicted and kicked out by the sheriff; and that from those HSN purchases she accumulated over 700 qty $35 NSF fees from Bank of America. Nothing wrong with that at all. Except she didn’t voluntarily make those decisions, she was and is much like a heroin addict and other people had to clean up each and every one of the problems she created.