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* Train's group in ''[[Black Cat (manga)|Black Cat]]'' are almost always strapped for money, constantly having to take on new sweeps despite managing to catch several bounties worth millions. Apparently their debt tends to be caused by Train breaking things or [[Big Eater|eating too much]].
* Ryo-san, the main character of ''[[Kochikame]]'', spends all of his money on video games, models, and gambling and is in debt to most of Katsushika (in stark contrast to his two companions at the police station who each have [[Blasphemous Boast|more money than God]]).
* This is one of Ukraine's biggest woes (other than her [[
** Also Greece. In the CD drama ''Hetalia Phantasia'', he says he suffers from trade deficit and can't play online games because of that.
* Claire in ''[[Red Garden]]'' has trouble with her job and rent, even to the point of her phone line and gas getting shut off, but still manages to make it through.
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