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Input: This AITA story covers many years.  My wife was rear-ended at a red light a while back.  It was pretty bad - the woman that hit her was going 45-50 mph.  My old lady had to have a few vertebrae fused, and is still having issues.  On top of that, she has MS so everything is exponentially worse.  Regardless, she won a settlement for a good deal of money.  She did good things with the money, i.e. paid some of the mortgage, paid off bills.  But she kept extra money to have fun with.  When those things were taken care of, she started spending the extra coin on frivolous crap, and would always ask if I wanted anything or where I wanted to eat.  I always told her I didn't want anything and we should hold on to the money until we needed it.  Surely I could've used a drone, a new gaming PC, a different vehicle, and a vacation, but I never asked for anything.  

Here we are, years later, living paycheck to paycheck as I transition careers because I didn't give any input on "her money."  I  want to tell her, "I told you so."  But I realise that the money was extra and we shouldn't have relied on it anyway.   I really want to rub it in her face for not being responsible, while she has a hot tub, a new motorcycle and car, amongst other things.

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TL;DR - My wife got a lot of money, I wanted to save it, she spent it.  I told you so.

thriving on "I told you so?"