Okay so I’ll just be straight with you guys about this angel numbers thing. Started last March when my buddy Dave wouldn’t shut up about seeing 111 everywhere – his coffee receipt, license plates, you name it. Thought he’d lost it honestly.
The First Weird Thing That Happened
Walking to the deli one Tuesday and bam, three cars with 444 plates drove past one after another. Felt creepy. When I grabbed lunch, the total came out $4.44. Weird coincidence right? That night I googled “444 meaning” like a total rookie.
Found some forum saying it’s about angels and financial stuff. Honestly? Figured it wouldn’t hurt giving it a shot since money’s been tight.
What I Actually Did Daily
Step 1: Started hunting for these numbers every morning like it was my job. Like literally scanning barcodes at the grocery store for repeating digits. Felt goofy as hell.
- Checked clocks for 11:11 or 3:33 religiously
- Stalked parking meter expiration times
- Even counted steps like a crazy person
Step 2: Every time I spotted one, I’d say “Okay angels, show me the money!” Yeah sounds dumb saying it now. But kept doing it – traffic lights, microwave timer, whatever.
Step 3: Taped a post-it with $$ signs under my desk to visualize. Wrote “Show me abundance” on my bathroom mirror in that purple whiteboard marker.

When Stuff Actually Shifted
Did this junk for like three weeks with nothing happening. Almost quit. Then last week Tuesday, found a $20 bill in the laundromat dryer. Small but okay.
The wild part? Thursday I helped this lady carry groceries. Turned out she owns that new bakery downtown. Next morning she shows up at my workplace with a free croissant platter – and asks if I do weekend shifts handling cash. Part-time gig offer outta nowhere.
Did the angels put sticky buns in my life? Who knows man. But I’m gonna keep muttering at parking meters. Feels less stupid now.
Update today: Register at work jammed showing “888.88” before my shift ended. An hour later got a call about freelance gig from someone who hasn’t emailed since 2019. Spooky? You tell me.