yeah that's why she's the villain

>>215494112
wageslaves just follow orders

She was itching to curse some rando and the bank bitch just happened to provide a good opportunity.

>poor
>can't afford something
>bad credit on top of that
>loan denied
>somehow this is someone else's fault
They should've made her knock the gypsy over rushing to work or something that actually made sense.

Main girl never ever ever took responsibility for her actions when it mattered. The only time she admitted she did a selfish act was when she was convinced she would be free of the consequences.

>>215496316
>selfish act
>deny someone you've never met before a loan based on their bad credit history that you have no involvement with

The real question is if you have that much power why are you poor and need a loan from the bank

>>215496339
>sick wagie mentality

It would cost her nothing to help this stranger in need. She even admits she would normally help but explicitly refused the gypsy lady because she wanted to get ahead in her career.

>>215496384
>wagie
reddit
are you also being a "sick wagie" if you don't give an obvious meth addict homeless person money even though he sounds really sincere about wanting the money for food?

>YOU MUST DISMANTLE CAPITALISM OR ELSE I WILL CURE YOU!!!!

>>215496425
If helping like that was in the scope of your job and it didn't cost you anything to do it then yeah you should help that guy out.

>>215496629
It does cost a bank when someone defaults on a loan. Most of the time, they don't actually get the money back in any way, since poor people are very commonly shifty deadbeats who know the systems in place don't really account for people who simply skip out on bills and cheat government assistance
In this instance, the poor person was a witch in league with demons, so even less objective reason to be kind to her

>>215494112
>>215495361
>>215496273
>>215496278
Why are gypsies so evil?

>>215496316
Why are women so easily emotionally manipulated? The old woman was objectively evil and the girl did nothing to warrant going to hell

>>215496827
the blood of Vlad Dracul courses through them

>>215496371
Exactly, she should have conjured up a curse on whomever gave her the loan originally so she'd never have to pay it back.

>>215496793
>won't someone think of Mr. Goldberg

>>215497205
>dude stealing is cool
/lbgt/ is a different board