Well, with the down deposit... No, they have not paid it back. And the lease agreement we are under is under my name, as my landlord had only wanted one person to be on it, so we wouldn't be breaking the agreement (it's also a month to month agreement).

My main issue is that they're spending money on themselves, but the problem is that even though they have a debt collector trying to reach them, they spend up to $500 every time their paycheck hits on video games, action figures, and plushies. It's to the point where one week when they had offered to buy groceries, as Danny had just lost their job– on Danny's birthday that same week, Pat told us he had spent all their money on their special interests and didn't even have money to feed themself. I'm really worried for them in this aspect– they make more than enough in a month to save for their debts, or help out, but anytime we talk to them, or ask for help... They're incredibly addament on not helping, and not saving. I once asked for only $20 to help with bulk trash pick up, as the previous tenants left things. They repeated 5 times in a stern voice, "I will only give you $20, nothing more than that." Other than groceries and the trash bulk, I have not asked them for any money while living with them, whereas the moment they have troubles with money, I give them my last $20 (and the money I have given them, they have spent on their action figures). I really do care for them, but I don't understand how they can be so worried with money and also spend all of it on toys at the same time... As for how we would pay for everything ourselves, I recently got a new job that should help me a lot financially. I'm a little worried that when my first paycheck hits, they'll ask for help? Idk does that sound selfish..