I don’t know what I’m looking for. That’s what I end up telling my husband and my friends when I go shopping. How am I supposed to know what I’m looking for. I can’t tell you what I want or need. All I know is that when I go shopping I’m in the zone. I see everything around me for miles and miles. Nothing passes me up. I catch every sale.

So that’s why times are so hard. I can live without money but I can’t live without shopping. OK so maybe it takes money to go shopping. So I guess I can’t live without money. I need to find money so how. I’ve already spent everything that I could get credit wise. And I don’t have a very good job right now.

So I looked online for car title loans in Memphis, Tennessee. I found out that I could get fast cash without a problem. All I had to do was fill out an application and then I got a call back. I got the money I wanted the very next day. Everything was explained to me so I feel good about my decision.

Shopping is like a drug for me. So I think that would make money like… money to buy drugs with.

-Penny B.

Memphis, Tennessee

I’ve been through it all before. I was a soldier and I fought in the war in Iraq. It was a crazy time, I was right in the middle of everything. I’m not here to talk about that though. I got back here and I found out it wasn’t easy getting a job. But that’s not what I wanted anyway. I wanted to fight.

I tried to get involved with fighting right away, but the UFC said I needed a club to train out of so that I was credentialed. That meant I had to go out and find a fighting club and pay them to learn how to fight. I didn’t get it. I already knew how to fight.

But I had to go through all this nonsense and I got money in car title loans in Memphis, Tennessee. I have no credit since I have been at war. I found an auto pawn easy to deal with. They explained everything to me so that I wouldn’t have any problems. All I had to do was fill out an application and I got a call back.

I don’t see how I can fail in this fighting thing. I eat nails for breakfast and horseshoes for lunch. I’m as tough as they get.

-Terry B.

Memphis, Tennessee