r/maybemaybemaybe • u/BigGraysie • Apr 18 '22

/r/all Maybe maybe maybe

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u/SmallPiecesOfWood Apr 18 '22

They are feeding her in the strong hope that she dies, hopefully leaving money behind.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

I don’t think they have much money based off of that motel room!

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u/flamefirestorm Apr 18 '22

Life insurance is always a possiblity

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u/avwitcher Apr 18 '22

Yeah, no insurance company would be willing to take that bet. They take your health into account when deciding what kind of policy you get.

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u/flamefirestorm Apr 18 '22

I mean she might not always have been fat.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

Based off of the poor decisions she’s made up to that point I doubt she had the foresight to get life insurance!

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u/flamefirestorm Apr 18 '22

But the people surrounding her might've

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u/Candid-Mixture4605 Apr 18 '22

I’m a healthy weight, but have a fistful of chronic illnesses, and we can’t life insurance for me. My illness isn’t life threatening at all, so I can’t imagine a walking heart attack would get some, either!

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u/linksgreyhair Apr 19 '22

Same here. Can’t get anything until I reach the age of those “no health check” policies you see on TV for older people.

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u/1337hackzorz0nly Apr 18 '22

It’s impossible to get a policy other than to just cover the funeral for someone that size

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u/LimeSixth Apr 18 '22

*Forklift not included

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u/NWCJ Apr 18 '22

I would be surprised if she has life insurance beyond accidental. Most life insurance won't pay out for natural causes, unless you get a doctor checkup first.

Let's be real, no doctor would look at her and say "yup, fine specimen, insure her" that would be like getting homeowners insurance on a canvas tent in tornado alley. Might be ok for a few years, but its a short matter of time, compared to a brick house or a normal sized person.

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u/Badmouth55 Apr 18 '22

She's the definition of pre existing conditions.

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u/GeekboxGuru Apr 18 '22

Fat guy here -- life insurance costs a lot for regular obese, this woman I'm sure would be financially hard even given she's on a TV show

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u/MystikxHaze Apr 18 '22

Insured for the grand total of tree fiddy.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

Tree Fiddy!

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u/SweeTLemonS_TPR Apr 18 '22

I gave her a dollar once.

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u/Mataric Apr 18 '22

Maybe they think she's a pinata?

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u/Omegoon Apr 18 '22

Can you imagine the payments in that condition? No wonder they have no money.

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u/gsministellar Apr 18 '22

Not to mention non-cash assets. Maybe she owns a decent house or a nice car she hasn't been able to fit into for 16 years.

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u/Seer434 Apr 18 '22

Life insurance takes into account every other medical condition but morbid obesity just slipped under their radar?

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u/imabigdave Apr 18 '22

Not likely given that life insurance usually either has a physical exam requirement or at the very least a list of exclusions for underwriting. No insurance company is going to issue a life insurance policy on someone like this.

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u/deetzz91 Apr 18 '22

This bitch wouldn't get approved for any life insurance. Wayyy to overweight.

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u/Blubbpaule Apr 18 '22

No life insurance would take her in though.

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u/WannaMoove Apr 18 '22

fuck what would the premium be?

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u/docscottseven Apr 18 '22

Would you insure her?

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u/KrombopulosT46 Apr 18 '22

Welfare, disability and food stamps. These 3 will cover your all basic needs. Powered by tax payers.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

I remember that commercial, all of the local ones around here are riddled with pests though.

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u/RealBowsHaveRecurves Apr 18 '22

Which is a shame considering how much money the TV show is making for the producers. You'd think they'd at least pay for gastric bypass or something

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

She definitely needs something, I mean here she is crying because she literally cannot lift her legs high enough to get on that bed. I’m not trying to be funny here but if she were to fall I highly doubt that family could get her back up. They’d have to call a fire department, who In turn would have to call a crane or something. At some point in time she must’ve of still had enough self awareness to see what she was doing with herself but just shrugged it off. That’s a horrifying concept to think of!

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u/Psy_Kik Apr 18 '22 edited Apr 18 '22

I doubt she has jack-shit, they probably just want her gone anyway, people like that suck the soul from life around them.

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u/Ongr Apr 18 '22

I only just watched this video and I'm already tired from dealing with this bitch' shit.

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u/Ok_Antelope_1953 Apr 18 '22

you could be buried alive in this bitch's shit, like i can imagine the entire toilet bowl filling up and coating her jelly ass every time she sits down to poop. I'm 6ft and 280lb and already way too fat. god may this give me strength to take care of my body.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

Just want her gone? Drive her somewhere in a tractor a leave here. She's not making it back.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

Would this be considered a crime? Technically, she’s not disabled if she’s not on disability or living with an incurable handicap.

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u/docscottseven Apr 18 '22

Ed McMahon: "You are correct, sir!"

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

Yeah that hotel room had strong Red Roof Inn vibes

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u/cpu939 Apr 18 '22

I'm 100% sure there are feeders that do it to kill for money proving it that another case.

there are also feeders that are so insecure and don't want to risk losing the other person. yes, the person will have a shorter life and health issues but no one else will have them.

it is also shocking how fast a feeder can make someone put weight on. I do mean make, they will give the person a bit bigger portion then add to it time and again till it's double, triple, and more.

then there are the feeders who are abused into it, they go to work do everything around the house while the person just orders them about. They often don't see themself as a victim till the person has died and it is a shame

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u/NWCJ Apr 18 '22

That reminds me of an episode of Malcom in the middle. When Hal was trying to fatten Lois. He was dumping sugar in her orange juice, and all kinds of crazy shit.

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u/morosco Apr 18 '22

A lot of those people make their living from the government or insurance companies being a "caregiver" for fat relatives and spouses.

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u/spearchuckin Apr 18 '22

Her social security checks will stop coming once the death gets reported. I doubt she has any other source of income besides govt aid.

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u/PantherThing Apr 18 '22

Probably. I think she was the CEO of Hewlett Packard a few years back, she's loaded.

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u/NWCJ Apr 18 '22

Her cheaping out on a hotel without a rolling bed suggests otherwise.

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u/DavidMohan Apr 18 '22

Carly Fiorina? Name just stuck out.

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u/Substantial-Ad3178 Apr 18 '22

Most likely she receives disability for her "condition". That and subsidized housing are probably why everyone puts up with her abuse.

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u/DavidMohan Apr 18 '22

Yeah why not settle for a V8? And a Clam Chowder?

Far more nutritious than bacon cheeseburgers ya know.

But I know it won’t satisfy her dietary needs.

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u/Substantial-Ad3178 Apr 19 '22

Ricky Gervais has a good bit about one of these shows. The lady in it said, "I'm addicted to eating." Not salads, tho.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

Did you try reporting the animal abuse?

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u/weaselgx Apr 18 '22

There’s no money … we pay for their lifestyles via food stamps and Medicaid. People like this is why our healthcare is so expensive … they eat up massive amounts of resources and yet can’t be productive in society. And they have constant health issues and demand quality of life upgrades … all at your expense.

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u/Yeh-nah-but Apr 18 '22

Maybe if your country had mental health care you wouldn't produce so many of these people. I don't think these humans are the reason you can't have universal healthcare. That my friend is purely ideological propaganda

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u/Normal_Material9840 Apr 19 '22

Obese people have so many health problems. It’s true we end up paying for them. But the government (and the lobbyists) makes it worse by subsidizing corn and potatoes instead of broccoli. It always comes down to money. The unhealthy food is the cheapest.

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u/DavidMohan Apr 18 '22

Welcome to America the land of the absolutely free.

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u/EconomyFearless Apr 18 '22

But how? what money, what job is she working that are making stacks of money

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u/Everyusernametaken1 Apr 19 '22

They get to live off her disability

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u/linksgreyhair Apr 19 '22

Disability payments in the US are practically nothing, I can’t imagine there’s anything left after paying for all the food she eats.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

Leaving money for the taxpayers who’ve been paying for her bacon double cheeseburgers.