“Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you, too”

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Entry from January 13, 2022

“Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you, too”

“Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you, too” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images.

“FALL in LOVE with your BILLS and Maybe they’ll LEAVE you Too !!!!!!” was posted on Twitter by *** KOSH *** on September 25, 2019. “Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you too” was posted on Twitter by “queen bee honey” (and many others) on September 26, 2019. The saying probably originated on an image.

Twitter
*** KOSH ***
@kosh612
FALL in LOVE with your BILLS and
Maybe they’ll LEAVE you Too !!!!!!
#GoodGrief Why’d I Post This? #Lmao Eyes
4:17 PM · Sep 25, 2019·Facebook

Twitter
queen bee honey
@Belinda01338078
Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you too
7:29 AM · Sep 26, 2019·Twitter for Android

Twitter
Sean Hoyte
@dcaribman10
Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you too — feeling thoughtful
9:05 AM · Sep 26, 2019·Facebook

Twitter
CoryMazziotta
@Original_cory
Fall in love with your bills and maybe they will leave you too
11:06 PM · Sep 26, 2019·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
woman’s loyalty
@womans_loyalty
Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you too
9:35 AM · Oct 6, 2019·Twitter Web Client

Twitter
Mercy Nicky
@Mercynicky_
Fall in love with your Bills and may be they will leave you too
1:18 PM · Feb 29, 2020·Twitter for Android

Twitter
The Incorrigible MimiLisa
@69MimiLisa
Fall in love with your bills and maybe they’ll leave you, too.
9:06 PM · Jan 13, 2022·Twitter for iPhone

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