Stampaholic1961
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Stampaholic1961 said:Did you see the news that Leona Helmsley (aka The Queen of Mean) left her dog $12 million dollars but didn't leave 2 of her grandchildren anything!!! A lot of people might not remember Leona but my mother-in-law used to work in one of her hotels.
Christ Follower said:For some reason, I am not suprised at all! Who did she leave her dog's to?
MGG said:Who was she?
chefheidi2003 said:I read that yesterday and couldn't believe it. She even left money to her driver $100,000. I am nosey and I am wondering what the 3 grandkids did that didn't get anything.
chefann said:I guess I'm in the minority here. Just because you're related to someone wealthy, doesn't mean you're entitled to anything when they die. It's nice, and can be a reminder of them whenever you spend some. But it shouldn't be something that you expect.
Carissidy said:I strongly believe that spend your money dont save it for your relatives... my grandmother is 84 and she won't spend her money b/c she wants to make sure all her children get so much... I think thats crazy! She should be living her life with it and enjoying herself!
Carissidy said:I strongly believe that spend your money dont save it for your relatives... my grandmother is 84 and she won't spend her money b/c she wants to make sure all her children get so much... I think thats crazy! She should be living her life with it and enjoying herself!
dwyerkim said:We're all entitled to do whatever we want with our money, but to give 12 mill to a dog when there are people starving in the world... ? Just seems foolish. I want to know who the dog is going to leave the money to? And to leave money to others with "strings attached" like visiting someone's grave each year seems manipulative and small to me... I"m not one that would want to feel like the puppet strings are being jerked.
This was probably her intention... That they'd have to think about her and how she was still manipulating from the grave. That's why she probably left most of the $$ to the dog so that everyone would know who was most important to her (rub it in.) I agree that no one is entitled though...dwyerkim said:We're all entitled to do whatever we want with our money, but to give 12 mill to a dog when there are people starving in the world... ? Just seems foolish. I want to know who the dog is going to leave the money to? And to leave money to others with "strings attached" like visiting someone's grave each year seems manipulative and small to me... I"m not one that would want to feel like the puppet strings are being jerked.
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