Person who caused his own problems and then called me to whine about it.

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I had told a friend of mine to get the wild cat that hangs out near his house fixed. "Too expenstive." Now there are 9. He's feeding them all. Every month he shells out as much $ in cat food as he would have to have the one cat fixed. Calls up to whine and complain about the price of cat food. I had to go, but I really felt like having an "I told you so," moment. Same friend. He knew he was going to end up in a wheel chair. The Veterans put a ramp on the North of his home from his porch to outdoors. He builds a garage to the east, there are no exits in the east. Southeast, he put a hot tub. There are steps to the south, but the hot tub is too far away from that. He called me up the other day to complain about that. Also was busy and had to leave. He designed the garage, he told people where to pour the cement. I would really have liked to have said, "Well, you designed everything so you couldn't get to it, why are you complaining to me?" He did a lot of alcohol and drugs. He's the type of person that you can't tell anything to, so I don't even bother to try anymore. But wouldn't you get one cat fixed so you don't end up feeding 9? One time expense versus monthly. Wouldn't you build your garage or at least a car port next to the ramp the Vets built for you? Wouldn't you enlarge your bathtub or put the hot tub on the porch you already have? I think he did a lot of drugs and alcohol in the 60s, what do you think? I think my "Give a D@mn's busted!" As the country/western song goes. I tell him when I have problems and he wants to give me advice, thankfully, I don't take any of it and am sooo much better off.