They are more prone to complain when they should do something about it. Instead of finding a job, they pious-sneer while griping about not having enough to pay the bills. Usually they blame poor Satan for creating the system that traps them in debt while it is in fact the bankers and scumbags that create our medical system, using every system to drain our money without creating any value (and blaming Satan). Instead of taking a few days off when sick, they go out in field circus and complain that they don't feel like being out there. Instead of dumping their squiggly things and buying LED lights, they whine about high electricity bills (mine went down noticeably when I pulled my squiggly things and installed LED lights in their place). Instead of buying expensive and sturdy flashlights, lanterns, headlamps, batteries, and chargers, they complain (and blame Satan) when they are stuck in pitch dark when the lights go out.
Yes, complain when there is legitimately nothing you can do about a situation or when the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, and the political-correctness situation collude to enslave you. But, when it is a simple matter of not listening to a bunch of old fogeys and doing what is common sense, try to fix the problems yourself within your reasonable means even if it is "unscriptural". Sometimes taking a job that forces you to miss boasting sessions means actual financial security, or at least past when everyone else in your congregation is destitute. Often, a "showy display of one's means of life" means safety (such as getting a DiNotte rear flasher for night riding on your bicycle, or a Fenix HP20 headlight for working where blackouts are a fact of life). Or, simply taking a day off from field circus so you don't develop medical conditions before it's time.