[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by JamesBond

So you're that kind of guy?
Make a comment when someone leaves, classy.

Is he at it again?

[Withano]

Originally Posted by JamesBond

So you're that kind of guy?
Make a comment when someone leaves, classy.

Thats hilariously hypocritical haha

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by JamesBond

So you're that kind of guy?
Make a comment when someone leaves, classy.

: joker:

[Jack_]

Student loans aren't real debt. I'm currently Ł9k in debt if that's the case and not once have I thought 'oh ****' about it. You don't start paying it off till you're earning over Ł21k and a lot of people never pay it off/don't even bother so his point quite frankly was an irrelevant one.

Thank God he didn't press the button in time, he's no longer the bore he once was but no way has he done enough to deserve any money, let alone Ł23k. Jack has.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Dollface

Danny's just an arsewipe though

Poor asswipes.

[iToby]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

A doctor, probably.

I've seen nothing from cristian that would indicate a career in anything other than the usual post BB job...LIGGER. Not sure what ye call them in England, but a ligger is someone who goes to press conferences, store openings, art displays purely for the free alcohol...reporters are well renowned liggers and proud of it.
I don't even see a failed rap career in his future...Unintelligent people tend to keep their mouths shut, or lose the head over the slightest thing. My school education ended for me in the middle of my third term at a comprehensive school in Birmingham around the time of the Birmingham bombings...yet here I am employed by the CDVEC for the last ten years as a computer/music teacher on the technical wage scale because of the computers. Not much really, just 37.14 Euros per hour , yet there's mark, the unemployed scientist who strips for a living in keeping with his quest for fame...The world is what you make it and I'm not fully convinced that young cristian can even make tea, let alone shape his world, I'm sorry to say. NOT.,

[iToby]

Originally Posted by Jay.

oh god, even more debt

LOL. That brought a hearty chuckle from the depths of me.

[bananarama]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

He only said he was going to use the money to pay off his student loan. But he was happy for Jack, unlike the rest. Chloe was fuming.

None of them are happy for Jack. Its all a front for public consumption pretending to have a halo on there heads and goody goody two shoes on there feet.

[camertone]

Originally Posted by hannah.

Actually agreed with Danny about this - 'every student is'.

Student debt isn't the same as regular debt. I'm in a lot of debt (due to my own stupidity, mind) and the pressure to pay it off is entirely different. Cristian hardly has bailiffs knocking on his door for his student loan back.

Jack has mentioned before that he's in debt because of his gambling problem.

i do not feel sorry for someone in debt because of his/her stupidity and greed, and overspending, and gambling.

however, i feel for students with debt due to his/her education expense..

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Withano

Rewatch the moment he worked out he lost it, he was genuinely mortified. I agree that Chloe was fuming about it and Cristian wasnt. But that just shows that Chloe says what she feels and considered Jacks emotions less, whilst Cristian considered Jacks opinions more but only says what he thinks the audience wants to hear.

...I totally agree, also didn't they know the viewer's opinions before that of tem thinking that Chloe hadn't been selfish in taking the Ł5000..?...



...hmmm, I'm a little confused with student loans...you can't pay more each month if you want to and can afford to but you can pay the whole loan off in one go though..?.../seems odd...

[Niamh.]

Chloe has a mortgage so she's probably in debt for 5 or 6 times that amount atleast

[smudgie]

When I tell my daughter if I win the lottery or come into money I will give her a deposit for a house she always says she would be happier if we paid off her 30 plus grand student loan first.
She has to pay a fair chunk of her wages for another ten years yet, the interest will rise again when she gets her next pay rise, and it is now taken into account when applying for a mortgage.

[VanessaFeltz.]

Cristian deserves that money more jack doesnt because he is in debt due to his dumb actions.

[Ashley.]

Originally Posted by hannah.

Cristian hardly has bailiffs knocking on his door for his student loan back.

[Ashley.]

Originally Posted by MelihV

Cristian deserves that money more jack doesnt because he is in debt due to his dumb actions.

I agree, Jack had no right to steal that money just to pay off his gambling problem.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...I totally agree, also didn't they know the viewer's opinions before that of tem thinking that Chloe hadn't been selfish in taking the Ł5000..?...



...hmmm, I'm a little confused with student loans...you can't pay more each month if you want to and can afford to but you can pay the whole loan off in one go though..?.../seems odd...

As far as I'm aware you can send them a cheque and pay however much of it you want to in lump sums, even all of it. But you're under no obligation to do so.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

As far as I'm aware you can send them a cheque and pay however much of it you want to in lump sums, even all of it. But you're under no obligation to do so.

...hmmmm, from the newly qualified teachers that I've spoke to, they have to pay a set amount (set by the government..) each month/they get it deducted from their salary etc...and some have asked about repaying a higher amount to pay it off more quickly but they haven't been allowed to though...but maybe they can pay large lump sums at a time though, it just seems dumb to allow that but not for people to set their monthly repayments higher if they can afford it and want to.../we need to sort this out, Marsh...

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...hmmmm, from the newly qualified teachers that I've spoke to, they have to pay a set amount (set by the government..) each month/they get it deducted from their salary etc...and some have asked about repaying a higher amount to pay it off more quickly but they haven't been allowed to though...but maybe they can pay large lump sums at a time though, it just seems dumb to allow that but not for people to set their monthly repayments higher if they can afford it and want to.../we need to sort this out, Marsh...

Oh, how strange.

I've just completed my degree and am going off all the documentation they've sent me about the rules around my loan and stuff, which includes paying more than the standard monthly charge if I wanted to.

Hmmm.....

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Oh, how strange.

I've just completed my degree and am going off all the documentation they've sent me about the rules around my loan and stuff, which includes paying more than the standard monthly charge if I wanted to.

Hmmm.....

..is this a case for Jessica, do you reckon..?...The Student Loan Mysteries...

[tanussa]

oh here we go again, cristian opens his mouth, lets twist everything he said to make him sound bad

[andybigbro]

I'm a student and I'm not in any debt

[tanussa]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Chloe has a mortgage so she's probably in debt for 5 or 6 times that amount atleast

but she'll hav a nice house to show for it, most people hav mortgages or rent unless they still live with parents etc

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by tanussa

but she'll hav a nice house to show for it, most people hav mortgages or rent unless they still live with parents etc

She will but that's not the point I was making, my point is most people are probably in debt

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..is this a case for Jessica, do you reckon..?...The Student Loan Mysteries...

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by tanussa

but she'll hav a nice house to show for it, most people hav mortgages or rent unless they still live with parents etc

Whereas Cristian has a degree to show for it and no obligation to pay his debt back, unlike a mortgage.