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dcoydcoy — 9 years ago(May 14, 2016 01:48 PM)

That motel for so long? He made good money, he could've rented an apartment until his house was ready to move back in to. Instead he stays in that shjtty motel waiting for that crazy redhead to show up and recognize him.

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I don't understand why he wouldn't have just gone to another motel or something?

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Same reason he wouldn't move to Tampa - to buy back his home out of sentiment, instead of doing the thing that makes the most sense, in their new situation.
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I have no idea. His first paycheck after 2 weeks was $3250. I don't live in florida, but I am pretty sure that is enough for first&last in some bad apartment at the least.
Next scene he made like $7200.
Soyou are right. He was an idiot.

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Er no one would have done that obviously in the real world.

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