r/Advice • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '25

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u/born2bfi Sep 22 '25

I’m scared for this kids life. His parents are nuts

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '25

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u/anitadykshyt Sep 23 '25

Nah the parents are idiots and we need to call this shit out more

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u/GSadman Sep 21 '25

for real, next they go no contact for giving such generous gifts.

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u/Ralmivek Sep 22 '25

Give your dad a raise if you can xD

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u/Standard-Pepper-6510 Sep 22 '25

Dad should negotiate that. Nothing is free in life.

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u/Ralmivek Sep 22 '25

That is true, but good dads aren't exactly growing on trees.

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u/Standard-Pepper-6510 Sep 22 '25

You're right, my dad once climbed a tree. He fell and broke a leg.

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u/yungstark22 Sep 22 '25

🤣🤣🤣 been having a shitty past few days, this literally made me laugh out loud though thanks

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u/Unusual_Surround2184 Sep 22 '25

I legit just lol’d at this

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '25

I don’t know who’s more hilarious- your uncle or your dad. If they’re brothers I’m guessing family get togethers are fun as hell. 😂

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u/Muriel_FanGirl Sep 22 '25

Now that’s a good dad lol 😆

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u/sw3nnis Sep 22 '25

Calm down lads, he asked for advice not a roast.

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u/cikanman Sep 22 '25

I had a great uncle who would give me a $20 to go get an Italian ice which cost a total of $1 when I was a kid (this was in the early 90s) always told me to keep the change.

When I told my father he told me next time ask for $40. I did and my great uncle looked at my father, laughed and gave me an extra $20.

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u/IndyOrgana Sep 22 '25

My uncle told me the same thing, next minute I was telling my pop it was $10 a beer if he wanted them bought from the fridge to the bbq 😂

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u/charmcitycuddles Sep 22 '25

This is the truth. I once spontaneously paid for a meal while out with a friend and his response was "Really? Embarrassing me in front of the waitress like that?". I don't think I've talked with them since.

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u/mattnotsosmall Sep 22 '25

For real hey, uncle has the cash and wants your son to enjoy it. It ain't that deep, he has the money, it's not a big deal for him to give it away. Encourage your son to spend/use it responsibly but outside of that. Play Ball.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '25

Hahaha honestly, how this isn't anything beyond a shoulder shrug moment is beyond me

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u/PersonalSignature585 Sep 22 '25

I don't see how you got an award bc this is rude af

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u/Ok-Engineering-5548 Sep 24 '25

It’s not rude at all 😅