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Pluggers by Gary Brookins
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©2022 Tribune Content Agency, LLC
Thanks to
Jane Wright
Harrod, Ohio
When a plugger was young, she wore
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again, but they're called compression socks.
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Woman eats roommates food
when her spending runs dry
DEAR ABBY: A couple
of months ago, I moved
from my mother’s into an
apartment with a friend I
had rekindled a high school
friendship with a few years
back. The first month in, I
noticed she had eaten a few
of my freezer meals, so I
confronted her about it. She
started crying and told me
she was waiting for a new
debit card in the mail and
had limited cash to get her
through until the card
arrived. I told her she
should have said some
thing, and I would have
happily let her have some
of my food, but for her not
to ask was rude because I
rely on those freezer meals
for quick and easy lunches
at work.
I finished the box of
meals and bought a new
one. It was a large box with
six packages inside. I inten
tionally left it unopened to
see if she would steal food
from me again. Lo and
behold, a month later, I
went to open the box and
saw she’d taken two of
them.
How do I confront her a
second time? She doesn’t
have a car so she Ubers to
work, which adds up, and
she spends hundreds of dol
lars on her anime hobby. If
I can’t trust her with small
things like food and snacks,
how am I supposed to trust
her at all? We just signed a
two-year lease, and I cannot
sublet. — HUNGRY FOR
HONESTY
DEAR HUNGRY: I am
sorry to say this, but your
roommate has proven she
can’t be trusted. Are her
problems financial or emo
tional? Cross your fingers
and hope she can come up
with the rent each month. If
you can afford it, purchase
a small refrigerator for your
bedroom, install a strong
padlock on the door and use
it to secure ALL of your
property until the lease
expires. If your roommate
asks why the lock and
fridge are being installed,
confront her again then.
DEAR ABBY: I am writ
ing about the letter you
DEAR ABBY
Jeanne Phillips
published on April 3 from
“Incredulous in
Oklahoma.” She said her
boyfriend falls into a deep
sleep lasting three days
every two or three weeks,
during which time he turns
abusive. Abby, his symp
toms might be caused by a
rare neurological disorder
called Kleine-Levin
Syndrome. Your readers
can learn more about it by
visiting the ninds.nih.gov
website and selecting the
Health Information tab to
search for this disorder. —
MARIAM IN FLORIDA
DEAR MARIAM:
Thank you for the input.
Several other readers also
mentioned this disorder
might be a possible expla
nation for the boyfriend’s
behavior. When I read her
letter, I wasn’t sure whether
he might be “on” some
thing, having an allergic
reaction to a medication or
unwell. This is why I sug
gested he might need to be
examined physically and
neurologically by a medical
professional.
DEAR ABBY: My hus
band did not have a close
relationship with his par
ents. Now that they are both
dead, he emulates them -
wearing suspenders like his
dad, drinking beer in the
garage, having a TV in
every room. His screen sav
ers are of “Dad.” What’s the
deal? — PERPLEXED
WIFE IN UTAH
DEAR WIFE: I think
you should gently ask your
husband that question. He
may not realize that he is
modeling his father’s
behavior. It may be a safe
way to maintain a connec
tion to dear old Dad, or
proof that a behavioral
influence can travel from
generation to generation,
but don’t make a problem
where there isn’t one.
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