Dad Gave Our Family Business To My Lazy Brother Instead Of Me, A Month Later...

Dad Gave Our Family Business To My Lazy Brother Instead Of Me, A Month Later, He Almost Unalived A Customer With Allergies & Now Dad's Begging Me To Come Back & Fix Everything.
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[@Skorge789]

Your dad screwed up and publicly humiliated you and you go back to fix his mistake and inherit a lawsuit all without an apology? Absolutely the wrong choice.

[@blueflameSM]

OP is much kinder than me, I would not have gone back until my dad apologized. The ego to refuse a formal apology is terrible. I get it, she wanted to inherit the business but that’s just me.

[@funtimegenshin6973]

In all honesty I would tell him to go eat dirt even if he apologized

[@dikshithaariyawansa1299]

Yah and i wouldn't have gone back till he legally hands me over the business as well cus who knows when he might do this shit again, i have no trust in him now and damn be his ego, he needs me more than i need him. Simple as that.

[@Sn0wal_me]

Same I guess most of us have the same personality when it comes to this, maybe not all situations like this but yeah...I would have declined the offer, then open another restaurant just to compete against his business, because he refuses to give me a proper apology... I'm that petty... But yeah op is much kinder than most of us

[@Drakenn100]

I thought the exact same. she told him "if you do this, you'll never see me again", if i said something like that and the other person still did what they intended to do, they would need to beg me publicly, head on the ground for me to forgive them. Nothing less. You decide to kill your relationship with me for a stupid decision, if you want to get it back you'll have to feel the shame of what you did in every bone of your body.

[@Armand358]

​@@dikshithaariyawansa1299 He doesn't need her for nothing, he can just sell the restaurant and go live retirement. The mistake here is making this announcement without talking with her before.

[@tdexth]

Why people think giving an irresponsible person alot of responsibilities and the power to do whatever they please would teach them to be responsible?

[@MikaeelAmir]

Because it's simple They lack brain cells

[@Cc-cb8sq]

"if we give the lazy bum the job they will stop being a lazy bum and get to be a responsible adult" would be the 'logic'.

[@AIshaRasuullu]

𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚜 𝚕𝚘𝚐𝚒𝚌 𝚍𝚘𝚎𝚜 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔 𝚜𝚘𝚖𝚎𝚝𝚒𝚖𝚎𝚜 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚒 𝚔𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚊 𝚏𝚎𝚠 𝚙𝚎𝚘𝚙𝚕𝚎 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚒𝚝 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚔𝚎𝚍 𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚑 𝚝𝚑𝚎 𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚋𝚕𝚎𝚖 𝚒𝚜 𝚒𝚝 𝚠𝚒𝚛𝚔𝚜 𝚠𝚒𝚝𝚑 𝚕𝚊𝚣𝚢 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚎𝚐𝚘𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚌 𝚙𝚎𝚘𝚙𝚕𝚎

[@Erebus04]

It's hilarious logic "if I give my laziest and worst child with a terrible outlook and walk on life immense responsibility and a duty then surely they will shine like the sun" just amazing

[@GAPIntoTheGame]

Because it sometimes works

[@16xOrion]

Dad: "DOORMAT! DOORMAT COME BACK AND FIX THIS!"

[@scpfoundation8376]

Sadly, doormat answered.

[@areszeudion5153]

Dad thinks it was humiliating when the truth was that, he DID screw up by picking his son, and insulted OP by fighting with her on the day that was meant to be his retirement party. OP, is NTA, and the dad owes that apology.

[@mnomadvfx]

Not only that but the father is retiring anywya. Why does he need to care if he is humiliated when he doesn't need to work with these people anymore? It's his daughter who has to work with them AFTER he humiliated her by putting an inexperienced twerp over her.

[@jaymadre5996]

Dude that is HER fault for having the fight in front of people instead of behind closed doors. Then she cuts him out of her life when he doesnt give her what she thinks she is entitled to. What a brat

[@shinatina2466]

​@@jaymadre5996what she THINKS she's entitled to. Her brother is lazy and her father was being a dick by doing that. Guess you don't see the golden child syndrome that's blatant. Maybe you're one too

[@gachatana9656]

​@@jaymadre5996 Who THREW the party? Who WORKED HARD FOR 5 YEARS TO SECURE THE BUSINESS? WHO HAS KNOWLEDGE ON HOW IT RUNS DUE TO WORKING WITHIN IT???

[@areszeudion5153]

@@jaymadre5996 OP has every right to inherit the business, since she's the only one of her three siblings who worked there. I get fighting in front of everyone might seems bad. But mind you, everyone would instantly blow up when they are treated like that. So, I wouldn't call op an entitled brat.

[@Crowe0920]

Oh no. After being humiliated like that, I would not only NOT gone back, I would have gotten a loan and set up a competing business to prove a point.

[@mahtabhossain6727]

Me too

[@darth3911]

@@mahtabhossain6727Issue with that are odds are against new businesses succeeding.

[@DAD-gt5te]

I as well.

[@hiswifeforever]

Exactly what I thought lol

[@DragonOfTheMortalKombat]

lmao

[@DarkEinherjar]

Father clearly expected OP to work her butt off while his golden baby earned all the credit. Screw that.

[@MisterMelange]

This. Father was probably old school and wanted someone with a penis nominally in charge, even though he knew the daughter would be doing all the real work.

[@darcyroyce]

Narcissists, among themselves. 😂

[@ace1gl]

If you are a weak doormat people will treat you like a weak doormat. The dad is horrible and he walks away without losing anything.

[@hanzelstormborn]

Eaxctly, OP is actually a doormat

[@laquietagray9323]

Doormats at their finest unfortunately.

[@anonymous-or3re]

Bruh I would rather be a happy doormat, than be a miserable person Y'know)

[@darcyroyce]

​@@anonymous-or3reillogical, but don't let that stop you from commenting. 😂😂

[@gdradical5803]

@@darcyroyceno no they have a point

[@Withjoy2000]

If he wasn’t gonna do a formal apology I would have made him sign over the business so this wouldn’t happen again.

[@henrysullivan6341]

Facts, if his dad could fire his brother he could get him removed as well

[@unaagabii6584]

I feel like as soon as the restaurant starts going well, the dad will try to push Derek back into the business and turn Derek into OP's problem

[@SailorLavender]

"He's a good for nothing with absolutely no experience in business ownership, so I give him my primary source of income."

[@darcyroyce]

They're getting high together, I tell ya 😂😂😂

[@asherdales]

A public apology is insane and humiliating but what he publicly did to her isn't? GFSF

[@darcyroyce]

Public apology... No, I wouldn't accept one. I think people should be reported and things taken from there.

[@mattharrell6880]

I will go back but you will be signing the entire business over to me, MINUS any settlement debt. Take it or leave it. Otherwise he will let the kid run it and then sell it out from under them OR give it back to Derek when he gets "older and wiser now"

[@darkness5019]

I keep hearing these different versions of “my dad left the company to my lazy/good for nothing brother” a lot lately

[@adriannaranjo4397]

AI stories just regurgitate the same 4 stories over and over

[@matthew9326]

​@@adriannaranjo4397it's not always AI. A lot of time it's "ooh that reddit story got alot of upvotes. I have a story just like that."

[@sanddagger36]

you'd be surprised how quickly irate customers can be satiated just by learning someone was fired. Obviously the customer was in the right about this manager, but i don't think she was trying to protect the public from a dangerous person, she should've tried to get more money from them but hearing he was fired was enough to calm her down.

[@darcyroyce]

It depends, I suppose... It's in the magnitude of what was done and the risks and dangers faced. Damages incurred. I choose justice over spirituality. 😂 Bless..

[@happybkwrm]

OP is a fool. Dad will keep them on, then leave the restaurant to the brother in his will.

[@kevinbadger8030]

What slight feelings of sympathy I had for OP went down the toilet when they decided to go back.

[@Pelousek273]

OP in the argument: "Do you know how much I've sacrificed?!"

[@Nirvash89]

So the father: 1. Chose a complete and total novice to take over a legacy business instead of a fully-trained and respected staff member. 2. Publicly declared his intent to support the same novice in front of the staff and his family. 3. Also publicly shamed and humiliated the same trained and respected staff member, who is his own daughter, by declaring she would need to be her younger brother's minder instead of running the business herself. 4. Chose to throw his successor, his son, under the bus when that same bratty kid screwed up and caused an actual legal backlash. 5. Attempted to gaslight his daughter, who he had humiliated previously, into returning by "offering" her the position he had so carelessly handed over to a complete idiot. And he has the brass to say that the daughter is asking for too much when she demanded an apology in front of the same people he had humiliated her in front of, as well as admitting to his own idiocy by having the clueless son take over instead of the seasoned daughter? Honestly, O.P. is so far from being the @$$hole in this situation, she's not even in the same galaxy as the father. The old man tried to use the "shock and awe" method to force his youngest son to grow up and take responsibility, when they should have been going about other methods, such as forcing him to find a job to pay rent, or the kid is out on his can. This grown baby is 26 years old, and has been a shut-in for 2 years by this point, my parents would have made me either stick with a job to pay bills, or would have tossed me out after only a few months. I'm a little disappointed that O.P. didn't stand her ground on this, but at the end, it is something that has been part of her family, so I can't give any grief over her decision to return to help out.

[@jemase7931]

If dad can fire the son, he can fire the daughter. Make sure things start getting transferred to your name. He still wants to keep control and doesn't really seem trustworthy.

[@VerySassatello]

I feel like if he did go through with the public apology it would help with the Court case and with they're image to recognize where they went wrong and now they're bringing someone in more experienced and fitting for the manager role. Like wtf. Drop ur pride man it just a apology it won't hurt u it might actually benefit ya.

[@darcyroyce]

Oh bless. Proper damage control mode, this. 😂

[@4myzelf]

If I was OP, I'd use that lack of apology, in the future, anytime I hurt the dad's feefee's I'd say "I now realize that was wrong but you taught me that there's no reason to apologize among us so just get over it"

[@hanzelstormborn]

half way and I am already disappointed when she said I am going back. RIP to a good ending.

[@xtruejudgementx5017]

This is the alt timeline to that jewelry store story

[@lumarrandom8144]

Dang what a doormat. Now he knows that if anything goes wrong he can go back to his daughter to fix things.

[@jt27jt27]

Op is a weak doormat

[@jerric1228]

I’m married to an Italian, so I get where both of them are coming from on the pride front, but that doesn’t make it any less unacceptable. He owed that to her but was too small of a man to do it. The sooner she gets it legalized that the restaurant is hers, the better, you can’t trust back stabbers.

[@YRAT-mr8jq]

Something in writing!? OP is too good for that family.

[@darth3911]

Not really she mentioned she never asked to inherit much less told or expressed interest in inheriting the business. Aka she assumed her father would know without ever speaking with him. The younger brother probably asked and showed interest in owning the business, spite not having the necessary knowledge and skill. This is probably what made him get the business over her.

[@_juju_jojo_]

“You’re not thinking about your brother’s future!” Bruh not even Derek gives a fuck about his future, why would she? Op such an idiot for going back lol

[@stevenwilson5556]

The brother should be arrested for assault and go to prison, not just lose the job of manager for intentionally poisoning the person who asked for soy milk.

[@darcyroyce]

I think so too, yeah.

[@Moondroppp16]

Of course it went to the youngest 🙄.

[@MikaeelAmir]

I mean when does it not go to the youngest Oh and also the youngest one are also the most bitchest of all bitches

[@darcyroyce]

There's no fool like an old fool, as they say. Ew.

[@ancadiamant]

So the father can give a private apology but not a public one. WTF!

[@jsullivan649]

Yet another doormat is used and humiliated and just comes running back, lol.

[@captaingramcrackergrams5990]

And the funniest part is the handful of people in the comment section. Trying to act like op made the right choice... It's like okay being a manager at a restaurant is apparently worth giving up your dignity and respect as a human being. I think some of these people are probably doormats themselves and are just looking for validation

[@darcyroyce]

​@@captaingramcrackergrams5990it's just wishful thinking on their part. They think if they argue on the Internet about a hypothetical situation then things will happen the same way in real life situations as well. Delulus, much? 😉🙂

[@kagome1000o]

I would not have gone back and apologized. The dad said what she was asking of him was insane and humiliating, so was what he did to her.

[@debbienkuna6855]

OP's dad knew she was a total push over and a people pleaser. Her younger brother will inherit the family business.

[@LODintheshadows]

The business was not as much hers as it was the dad's. If it were, she wouldn't have had to have been applying for new jobs due to unemployment. Public apology acknowledging he was wrong is the absolute bare minimum. I would have been so annoyed if she had not demanded that.

[@LODintheshadows]

scratch that, she annoyed me by backing down. instead, she should write a public post after she starts saying "it's good to have the job that should have originally been given to me, after my dad made the massive blunder of giving it to my incompitant brother. Now I will keep striving to bring the business to greater heights". let him sacrifice some of his pride if he actually wants the business to succeed.

[@Anagh1701]

the moment I got to the return part, I realized something instantly. Derek was fired. He was no longer associated to the business. By accepting, OP would inherit a sinking business and a big lawsuit

[@bspencer6356]

OMG it goes on and on and on and on …. Get to the freakin’ point! Also, OP is a doormat. What she demanded was reasonable and she caved. Dad screwed her, humiliated her, cheated her, and she crawled back. As soon as Derek starts whining again, the Golden Child will be right back. Unless he puts the restaurant in her name she shouldn’t unpack her bags.

[@redlady120]

OP is NTA. A public apology of that level would technically clear you too of anything that may be passed on to you because of Derek's wrongdoings. He won't do that, screw it.

[@factoryofdivisiveopinions]

If I was Op, I would've gone full Othelo on the restaurant and make the father regret his live choices. Wtf kind of logic was that? Giving the brother the restaurant was like giving a mentally unstable senile man presidency. Oh wait...

[@Moleoflands]

All those saying not going back without an apology have never heard of 'Cutting off your nose to spite your face'. The opportunity was worth more than spite. Good for her, she seems happy. Spite would have just made everyone sad

[@AlexandraSaysHi]

Nah, op shouldn't have budged until she got that apology. Like it wasn't humiliating for her and how he treated her and how he pulled the rug out from under her at a big party? Op's dad is an ahole and she shouldn't have saved his business. She seems smart enough to start up her own business without dear ol dad pulling shit like that.

[@user-us9wu1xk1z]

Make sure younger brother doesn't have a restaurant credit card after he's gone. Announce the new management of the restaurant! No one needs to know why but it could be part of the settlement with the hurt client.

[@Rj-ij6ko]

Ahhh yes let’s give the irresponsible failure the business instead of the qualified child who spent years helping with it. What could possibly go wrong. Ya honestly if i was Op i’d be insisting on an apology and then making it PAINFULLY clear that her failure of a brother doesn’t ever get to set foot in her restaurant again.

[@aquitaineq]

Jesus, he could have at least put out a public apology for hurting her and disrespecting her.

[@EdcelJannMCorre]

Somebody get a hold of OP and relay this idea. OP sets up another party for dad but rather than tha king him, she says this. "Oh, remember that one time you f'ed up royally by giving your worthless son the business and he almost ran it to the ground and you had to ckme and beg me to save your ungrateful ass? Yeah, I'm still waiting for my apology and what better time to give it than now."

[@darcyroyce]

You're waiting for an apology, or anything? 🙃🙂

[@EdcelJannMCorre]

@@darcyroyce Nope. Don't care about an apology, just the joy of seeing him get humiliated and squirm.

[@LODintheshadows]

How many different ways to say "you know it will be you, he never said it outright, but you knew it would be you, and maybe thats your undoing"...

[@Permenantlyexhaustedghost115]

Honestly I would’ve never gone back if I were OP.

[@darcyroyce]

It's fiction. It's meant to ruffle some feathers. I can assure you that under no circumstances would I ever see that "family" again. As indeed, in real life, I don't.

[@samiesam8315]

Father humiliated himself by announcing his lazy bum of a son to inherit the restaurant. Like how does giving a huge responsibility such as MANAGING A RESTAURANT to a lazy and inexperienced person teach them anything or make any sense?

[@donaldkue2364]

Sounds like my boss. I'm a chef at a thai restaurant. Over a decade of working for him at all 9 locations going back and forth each week, he ends up giving the "management" position to a lower seniority chef. This chef has about 8 years experience but only cooking. No customer service experience, no sauce making experience, doesn't like dealing with problems within the employee circle or with customers. I just facepalmed and after 2 years of that chef as management, you could say business isn't going that great anymore. It went waaaaaaaaay downhill but i can't complain, getting paid the same or more (when i get my raises) when theres barely any business. 😅

[@chrisj.1608]

better person then me i honestly wouldn't have went back it was a slap in the face what the dad did it shows no matter what even with this the dad will always view the son as the favorite kid

[@a_noelle8595]

How does a person be so much of a doormat they end up being the AH? I don't know but the OP in story 2 managed to do it. She's an AH to herself. And in the end she has absolutely no assurance about her father's business. Just the responsibility of keeping it afloat. The business should've been signed over to her ownership or she shouldn't have returned to save the day.

[@deputyliam5966]

Doormat final boss

[@hiftu]

Story: OP has been humiliated, but she has no backbone so after 1 month she went back to its job and she happy being a doormat.

[@Carehuea]

Why TF did the OP go back…? Such frustrating update… #dhummfk #fkndoormat

[@markhammond2987]

I agree with all the comments that the dad owes an apology, but I think she’s twisting the knife with kindness here

[@darcyroyce]

You what!? 😂😂

[@HoangNguyen-rd6qy]

Waiting for the update where father gives ownership of restaurant to Derek and fires OP again

[@astoldbygator7636]

Would have fought for the apology. That retirement party was atrocious

[@darcyroyce]

You would have fought for the apology.. Oh boi...! 😂❤

[@Chele-17]

I think op is a bit selfish but he got full right to do that cus he worked super hardnqnd when the dad said : "he wanted to look out for the brother future" if the brother cares he would have looked for a job alsohe accepted that cuz he know op is desrved for the inheritance

[@Hiyllo55]

She… OP said they were 28F. Just wondering (just curious) but does that fact change your perspective/comment?

[@anthonyrowlodge5357]

OP is a straight up doormat. Wouldn't be surprised those "new heights" they're talking about amount to nothing and all that hard work, only for it to go to the lazy brother again.

[@chetlajackson9060]

I wouldn't. They don't care about you. How was it ok for him to humiliate you in public but he isn't man enough to apologize in public. None of the past 5 years could make me forget that. Move on girlie.

[@AutismTakesOn]

Yeah... I kinda get OP's parents' ambition to get Derek to be independent, but their logic was flawed. All giving something to an entitled person will do is fuel their entitlement, not lessen it. I also work at a restaurant, and just ONE TINY mistake can have DISATROUS results. For OP, I can see why some people would view her as selfish, as she just assumed she'd inherit the business, but on the other hand, OP had her reasons to believe that. It makes perfect sense to leave the business in the hands of someone who's both experienced and passionate about it, and only OP met those conditions. It wasn't like she just expected to be the new boss for no good reason. OP also wasn't unreasonable to ask for a public apology, but it was kinda questionable, as her dad asked OP to save the business, not to forgive him about his mistakes. It looks like OP was on the edge of being selfish, but not quite there, as she still had good reasons for her beliefs. If I were OP, I would've just taken the business while laughing about what happened. It wasn't the best win, but it was a win nonetheless.

[@Fujiwara.Takumi1]

OP asks the questions: *sees comments* Nope. not finishing this story. OP will just justify her stupid actions of be a doormat

[@ronny3632]

get everything in writing before the father dies because they could live the brother everything

[@Learnhowtocube]

I love these stories lol keep up d great work! =D

[@Tots_lol]

Fr im addicted to them🙏🏼

[@rustybulletstmm]

If you want to teach someone responsibility get them a gold fish. Not a resteaunt.

[@Sky_7891]

tbh, the op took the right decision, many people here are saying that they would not back unless the dad give formal appology but that would be like 'eye for an eye' part of thing

[@darcyroyce]

And you think life is for free... Eh!? 🙂🙃 We all pay, one way or the other, mate.

[@Sky_7891]

@@darcyroyce some decisions could have been better, op's husband wasn't a bad person here, yet he is suffering. Why? cause he wanted his family to be happy together? And what about MIL and SIL? nothing changed in their life. If husband cut the ties off with them, it would give justice to them. i still think if op had found some way to convince her husband to leave them (which isn't hard considering the way he loved her and how his family treated her) and the husband life is like this not cause of him but actually MIL and SIL.

[@user-wh5se3cb2y]

AITA thread just doesn’t make sense anymore imo. Every time the stories are one-sides with OP being duped, bamboozled and smeckledorfed by the entirety of United Nations and Dan himself. And final questions being like “AITA for not wanting to k!ll myself, punching puppies and committing massive g9nocides?” sometimes even make me smile. Like how can you even consider yourself as @$$hole in such situations of the story is real and actually happened the way you tell it?

[@brietiernan7101]

O P Tell your dad that you will go back ONLY if he puts the ownership of the restaurant into your name. If not then no deal.

[@darcyroyce]

Instead, I propose the emoji people come up with the spitting one. 😂😂😂 Spitting emoji incoming. 🙂🙃

[@daviddinh8454]

I prefer if the restaurant is close just for the story to be more interessing

[@realkitsune876]

Life is much easier as a doormat.

[@darcyroyce]

Only if you muted your self esteem.

[@WesleyZ3]

The padding is insane. It took 5 minutes to get to the point and information we have heard before was repeated multiple times.

[@charliegone1652]

OP better get something in writing to have the restaurant given to her because father is kind of a bonehead.

[@FallforcupidD]

OP is kinda a doormat lol

[@kossettereaditte7552]

I'm petty, I would have gotten my apology

[@jaymadre5996]

OP was the asshole, i like how the retirement party sounds like it was contingent on her inheriting the company.

[@jaymadre5996]

And she has the fight in front of everyone and cuts him out of her life because she didnt get what she thinks she was owed. What a brat.

[@chitrangdunakhe8287]

Nah idt the public apology is needed

[@johnronald9767]

OP decided to be the bigger person

[@curtisaguinaga7021]

Im probably in the minority here, but forgiveness is perfectly fine in this situation. OP is happy, she got what she wanted in the end, and is working where she loves. Its a happy ending despite the betrayal....

[@darcyroyce]

Ew. 🤢🤮

[@lyra6695]

Op is too kind just leave girl

[@Mario285Industries]

I love these videos, but is there anyway you can shorten them a bit? A lot of the stuff feels like it keeps repeating.

[@dmr4450]

Hope OP got things in writing.

[@cubbybonez1133]

Sorry but the restaurant was already done the drain so the last thing is allergy problem and stuff

[@lobowolf3955]

What a doormat.

[@TM26Slippy]

Funny my family did the opposite, girls get literally everything and anything, went too private schools the works, they can do whatever they want with little weight from the family. I was black sheeped all throughout growing up but dads puts the strain of keeping the family going on me when he retires. Shit is laughable i give and do for no respect and they expect me too not have a life outside of taking care of the family. I helped pay for both my sisters colleges, they take trips too hawaii, the works. I gotta fight them too move out because i wouldnt be paying for the house i have mo say in and im a prisoner to 10x10 room

[@KentChestnut-rd8wn]

Oh daddy!!! I hope that you got everything written down or contact. I think you father will do the same later down the road you only get because he screw up big time had you to fix. I hope you got written contact because if he did it once he will do it again in opinion!!!!

[@loganhaslett883]

I'm at 11:00 minutes Just wanna say I would also go back but I'd wait a couple months because you don't wanna go back and first thing your dealing with is a lawsuit

[@rustopherblack1432]

This is infuriating. 😢

[@vel5264]

She's speaking at first as if she lost 5 years of her life. But when I heard her say she's going back, I feel like I've wasted 15 mins of my life (Didn't finish the story, lost interest listening to a doormat)

[@user-zero_nakamora]

Let’s see how this ends

[@sabrinacosta5667]

The house of the restaurant

[@HazzaGuyy-amp]

Not even finished the previous vid 😭

[@ComeliaO7]

Bad would’ve been shit out of luck

[@taylordaenzer4852]

It's not your fault it's your father's fault because he decided to give it to his lazy brother and he has an attitude problem and his father just gave him the job for nothing and that's not right and he should pay for his actions and go to hell for what he has done.

[@BluffMello]

If he was an actual man he would have grown the hell up an admitted to his own mistakes and apologize to his daughter! You do not get to use your daughter to fix your mistakes and not even offer an apology

[@darcyroyce]

Narcissist, what do you expect!?

[@BluffMello]

@@darcyroyce yeah you're right

[@AlenThegamer-ot3ct]

This is insane damnation

[@moonlightlord6494]

Sorry for being off topic, but what is the resource pack used for the bg footage of minecraft?

[@BlazerBS1]

so similar to that other story with the family jewellery store thing by the females

[@MikaeelAmir]

Where the op's dad gave the jewellery store to op's sis and Fiancee?

[@areszeudion5153]

There's also that one exporting company where the brother was thrown out because mom thinks brother needs something to be responsible for to be an adult, ends up partying, replacing people with friends, and bankrupted the family business in months, eventually led to its reduction in size.

[@bunniemochi]

Just start video from 5:20

[@spookygee6077]

This story sounds the same like another story