November 10, 2009
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1:06Now PlayingTo save money, it may seem like a good idea to take in extended family members under one roof, but tough economic times shouldnt be a free pass for freeloaders! Dr. Phil speaks with people fed up with family members who arent contributing. Sandys 25-year-old daughter, Jamie, was unemployed and newly divorced when she moved back home -- along with two rambunctious kids and a dog. Sandy says Jamie doesnt pay rent or help around the house, and shes tired of being taken for granted. Dr. Phil helps this frustrated mother establish a new deal with her boomerang kid. Then, Debbie and Paul were sitting in the lap of luxury until Paul lost his job three years ago. Now this family holes up in a hotel room and is one step away from being homeless. Debbie says her husband needs to get a job -- any job -- or shes walking. Why is it taking Paul so long to find employment? Plus, is it wrong for a grandmother to charge a fee for babysitting her grandkids?
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