My Parents Sold my Gaming PC Behind My Back For Sis Shopping Spree-So I Moved Out & Never Looked...

[@updown803]

Just document this. Wait until your parents are on retirement. Then sell their car and house, tell them a charity need the money. Oops

[@legiran9564]

Be only aware that said parents aren't rich enough to afford a lawyer to sue you for larceny, fraud and punitive damages thereafter.

[@joshuadavis9216]

You have the right to call the police on your parents for theft.

[@QuickManEXE]

The whole "not a real job" for his freelancing really gets me. That mindset is total BS.

[@karinefonte516]

Imagine the things relatives say for those who work from home. I live alone, but a friend of mine had a really hard time to convince his parents he wasn't at home doing nothing.

[@rayalger1240]

"Family means sticking together", translation: We aren't done stealing from you for golden child Tiffany.

[@reallocate244]

this is so fake!

[@frankfuller975]

people say call the cops, the sad thing is though that the cops won't do anything, oftentimes, when it's a parent and child situation. they'll claim it's a civil matter and stay out of it, regardless if it's actually theft or not

[@nilianstroy]

But at least op will start a paper trail.

[@CG-yb6zj]

@@nilianstroy Yea, but then they'll starting being sneaky about it, and thus, more abusive that can't be as easily tracked/proven. Plus, that's IF their court takes it seriously to even put on record and not just a kid feuding with his parents and wasting their time.

[@frankfuller975]

@@CG-yb6zj this is pretty much what I'm worried about, yes. The court reacting like that and not doing a thing, not even putting it on the record.

[@SueñosReddit-q3y]

Es increíble cómo algunos padres priorizan las necesidades de un hijo sobre los derechos del otro. Tomaste una decisión valiente al mudarte y poner límites. ¡Espero que encuentres la paz que mereces!

[@credsox05]

Please tell me you call the cops and reported this and you didn't just sit there and say "all I could do is stare at them and say nothing g." THEY STOLE YOUR COMPUTER!!

[@Corbzer]

yeah the parents did sell the computer for 1200 however instead of court he got the 1200 that the parents sold the computer for and used that to refund the guy and get the computer back. what he should have done was sue his parents for 3600 (((which is what the computer was worth and he could prove that))) and then use 1200 to get the computer back and use the rest to settle into his own place ((deposit and months rents in advance ))

[@louisewestcott1937]

Clean out sisters closet and all her stuff.

[@runeingebretsen8378]

i would have taken anything of value and sold it and moved out.

[@dokutah2480]

Woulda just waited till the sister was out, sold her entire wardrobe and said, oh it was just ditting there!

[@gregoryk.9815]

First thing is if you pay rent you are a tenant and no longer subject to their rules or whatever they decide to take it's considered that they go to prison no questions asked.

[@cristianferaru9817]

I don't know how much of this is real, but if I came home one day and see my PC missing because it was sold, heads will start rolling and I couldn't care less whose heads...

[@DeathclawXIII]

In any of these videos, take a shot every time the narrator says "That's when I realized." You'll be drunk before the video is half over.

[@djmike9272]

If you're a good parent, you should have better disciplined your daughter and not steal from your son to fuel her narcissist and entitlement.

[@MaryAnnNase]

If you have a work,lived separate from them.

[@CG-yb6zj]

"We did what was best for the family" ignoring that they just blatantly admitted they don't see OP as family. OP should've reported them, yes, but also put them all on public blast, with receipts and left no room for them to try and back track and change the narrative. I love my PC so hearing how they sold it like it was nothing hurt me to a level OP must've been.

[@GraveX1]

that amount of money is enough to take them to court over. I would have.

[@mrmonkeyman412]

It's not about, it's about. For the first time, finally. Maybe just maybe.

[@tarasova_ua]

It's kinda impressive, but I get from this the whole story without even watching it.

[@tarasova_ua]

You forgot one part - subcsribe to learn about even more boring stories

[@NekuGrandChase]

They sold the computer that presumably also holds all of OP's personal and financial details? His emails may have still been open, his stored passwords in his browser. This isn't just theft, this could lead to other cases relating to personal security.

[@nuwanda2702]

I feel this guy's pain as a 3D Visual artist myself High end pc's are literally a time machine. My first PC was just an APU and I did freelance work on that thing. When I saved up after years through my freelancing work. My 16hr render times was just now only 2hrs.

[@DCD762]

I would actually call the cops on them for theft and then sue them both

[@origionalwinja]

thing is, its more than theft, its a felony because its over $1500 and then there's the problem of all his personal data on that computer. his work as well....sheesh he should have smashed everything his parents and sister own and destroyed his parents car or something...all these idiots rolling over allowing this crap to happen. its no wonder the parents felt so emboldened to pull something like this

[@LexiJean83]

Anyone else screaming (in their head), "report this to the cops!!"?

[@GhostFrost524]

Thats fucked up. Selling a gaming pc that was earned through sweat and hard work. I wouldve cut them out permanently

[@akirakaburagi5613]

I'd call the cops flat out that's some bs

[@Pemberries199]

Yippee different gameplay😊

[@asteroth3853]

Depending on the stste, the buyer could be charged with purchase of stolen goods. He needs to return it and take it with the thieves.

[@justcallmeroach8035]

This is such ragebait that i'm amused at how mad i got.

[@CodyJonesXD]

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[@effinjamieTT]

*UPDATE* This never actually happened

[@axepagode4321]

This is stupid. If the parents had the money to pay back OP, then they didn't need to sell the computer in the first place. Who is writing these stories, Rain Man's son?

[@Minwolf]

Tiffany is only upset because she can no longer get her parents to sell her brother's stuff because he moved out.

[@johnlindo6211]

I would file police report.

[@mimiwhite1963]

Take them to court and sue them

[@chandag]

Should have called the cops.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Heard this story before.

[@MMM97531]

Good story

[@lharchmage6908]

These are BS stories call the cops and have parents arrested

[@eskimolost2012]

Ain't that grand thieft?

[@darylgreenway8137]

I'd be like stop calling yourself family!

[@UncleGordo88]

Pops would be in a puddle.

[@gregorysmith518]

This is stupid, yeaaaa get 1200 for a 3600 PC. 🙄🙄🙄 what an idiot. Should have just sued for 5000 for reparations and left

[@Higgy_ZA]

Nice story!!!

[@JoseRodrigues-sq6mc]

This must be fake! Dystophia

[@darthrevan2081]

This is the dumbest 🙄 story yet would writes this stuff a pre teen

[@denisvolin7489]

SoloDoubleJ?

[@BooshMasterOriginal]

Rat poison their food

[@mclee16364]

Iniquitous work 😂😂😂

[@scottpelletier7095]

I like where your heads at. I was thinking; sell the parents SSN on the dark web or maybe chop shop the family car...after all "they where just sitting there".

[@reneseguin1200]

Yea. Sitting in jail for the next few decades will really help the OP

[@roka9963]

should have told the buyer youd take legal action against him too. you cant keep stolen property and demanding money for it back is extortion

[@artificerdrachen6908]

I'd totally drop a crisp 20$ for OP mid stream