Was accepting $6,500 from the Passenger to travel with me taking advantage of her?
In a previous article, I mentioned that Tracy Klinkroth's texts accused me of taking advantage of the passenger over $6,500. I said I would address it separately. This is that article.
The Accusation
Tracy Klinkroth for some reason has made it seem like I took advantage of the passenger by having her pay $6,500 to travel with me. She even goes on to state that I did it without Tracy Klinkroth's permission, which is an interesting statement that we will unpack. But first let's address the facts.
Here is the initial email from the passenger, where she actually offered to buy me an RV, and her reasons for it. Now, I want to assert that I did not hide from anyone that I was struggling financially as I figured out how and where my dog Seven and I could live. The passenger is someone who showed me a ton of support on TikTok, so I felt like we both knew each other.
I also want to say this. I will never take away the generosity that the passenger showed, and her help absolutely changed my life in several places. But that does not take away from the betrayal and the things she did that also negatively impacted my life by working with my stalker and with Tracy Klinkroth to try to ruin my life, starting in France. This article is in defense of me accepting her help, and the fact that the passenger was not only fully aware of my situation, she reached out to help and offered to help. I in no way solicited her, and in fact, the amount of money she was willing to spend was far greater, and I knew that. But what I knew was that I needed help. I also knew that I did not want her to travel with me. This is not against her, this is just me being very mindful of my space.
So taking in all of the things I needed to consider, and the kindness she was offering, I made her an offer that I honestly did not think she would accept. But she did. When we chatted further, she also told me that she needed to travel to help with her mental health, something I truly understood. So I told myself, if she sends the money, I will accept it as a kind miracle and follow through on my side of the bargain, which also included her continuing to pay her way and split other costs. She not only agreed to that, she sent several messages stating that when she gets to the US, she will be there to help with those costs. As I said, her generosity was amazing, and I thought it was because we were friends and that she was truly an angel who saw another human struggling and offered in the way she could help best. The same way I do for others. People lean on me all the time just to talk, to be heard and seen, and I do it for free. Because I know I am therapy for them and I know it helps. But taking all that time for others does not leave a ton of time for me, and sometimes I give away more than I should keep. Financially, I was in a place where my daily efforts to help others were not paying the bills.
And just in case anyone needs to know, I told her how I would spend the $6,500. It would go to help me make any repairs, get deposits paid, insurance, and whatever was left I would apply to me and Seven's living expenses. And I did all of that, and even though it was a lot of money, that RV was such a wreck, most all of it was spent getting it road ready. And I did that, just as promised, and as also promised, I picked her up on the 4th of July. Someone I never met, someone who sent $6,500 to me blindly and did it off of trust. A trust I did not break, and that is what I find so truly interesting. They keep trying to make me out to be a criminal, a thief, a scammer, but why was I not in this moment? When it would have been ideal, easiest to do so?
The very act of receiving $6,500 is not a scam, and it was not taking advantage of anyone. Tracy Klinkroth states that because the passenger needed my help, I should have let her travel with me for free, because that would have been the good thing to do. So here is my ask to Tracy Klinkroth. As her text shows, she knows I was homeless, that I had no one else to turn to, and that even my own father turned me down to help. So why then did she not lend me the RV for free and pay for the things that needed to get it livable? Why did she charge me rent and a deposit and have me pay for insurance for the year? Why did she have me sign a lease agreement that stated all of the servicing and repairs were on me? Why is it that when someone needed help from me, I needed to do it for free, but when I needed help from her, she deserved to be paid? And the ironic part is that I am not mad she didn't offer to help for free, because I was not expecting it. She told me the cost and the details to rent her RV, and I found it acceptable, and not only that, I followed through on every demand and rule she wrote into the contract.
Why This Matters
This matters because this is another example of what people will do to take a truth and spin it into something nefarious. I call it lying because to me it is. Taking things out of context to ruin someone's life intentionally, I believe, is a window into the integrity and honesty of a person, and they did this while attacking my integrity and honesty while actively trying to ruin my life. The email proves that a much larger offer was made to help me, and I offered a reasonable price that was fair and acceptable to both me and the passenger.
I do want to end with this. Even though I want nothing to do with the passenger ever again, I will always think positively of her for moments like this, where she did an amazing human thing, like when she paid for my plane ticket and that of my dog to get to France. Those key moments changed everything for me. And even though I will never trust her, I will still hope her life becomes better because of those acts of kindness. And to make certain people do not get this twisted. I do not do it for her, but because I will never be like Tracy Klinkroth, Gary Buckley Woolever, and from what I understand, the passenger, in wishing harm and ruin on anyone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Tracy Klinkroth claim about the $6,500? That Andrew Jang took advantage of the Passenger by asking her to pay her way, and that Andrew did it without the permission of Tracy Klinkroth.
What does Andrew say the money was actually for? Andrew Jang states the money was to rent the RV, pay deposits, insurance, and get it safe and livable. All things he did and has proven with receipts.
Is there documentation? Yes, all documentation was provided to the French Authorities and is uploaded into the Evidence Locker of the For the Record section.
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