Thankfully the ever charitable Vince McMahon stepped in when he heard about Vickie's plight from her friends within the company and offered her a job as a TV character, which involved performing in sleazy storylines that exploited her husband's death (including a shortlived storyline where Chris Benoit insinuated that she, along with Eddie's nephew Chavo, were doing something shady with his estate) and regularly made fun of her weight and plain appearance (including an angle where Vince's son in law Triple H said a contract signing was like the United Nations and Vickie represented "Bulge-garia" and "Chunky-slavakia"). Only a few months after Eddie died she had to sell her home, as she wasn't getting Eddie's sizable income anymore, who left her in financial trouble from the debts he had accumulated during his years of drug fuelled, reckless spending. This wouldn't be the first time Vickie Guerrero has been strapped for cash. It may seem preposterous that someone who has been a heavily featured performer on WWE TV for several years needs to pawn their assets on eBay, but this really isn't as preposterous as it might seem on the surface given the past information that has come out about WWE's treatment of Vickie Guerrero. It doesn't seem like something she would want to part ways with for sentimental reasons, which suggests that she probably desperately needs a cash influx from somewhere at the moment, unless after five years as a widow she feels the sale is necessary to be able to fully move on with her life. That's the obvious question to ask, given James Caldwell's report that Vickie Guerrero is attempting to sell for $55,000 her custom designed Eddie Guerrero Memorial Low Rider on eBay.
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