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A sub abbreviated ver. use of the phrase 'It's always something with you' It means that the person having to help in some manner is exhausted,annoyed or fed up with the antics of the person they're taking care of. They feel like in the moment of stress that the person they're assisting are more trouble then they're worth. If called out they may try to devert that the expression is referring to an object or situation.
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