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Hey Waffle Gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark, and today we're checking out some more Reddit stories.

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bell too. And let's crack on with today's first story. Much love, guys. Now, today's first story

comes from Away Jaguar 2813 and says, am I the arse all here for cutting

off my parents because they plan on leaving almost everything to my disabled brother.

My 24 female brother 32 male is a failure to launch. He's never been very smart. He did badly

in school and never went to college. He tried

two different trade schools, welding and mechanic, but he basically flunked out of both. He

works at a gas station now. My brother and I are our parents' only children. They always

treated us relatively equal until adulthood. They always insisted we

earn our own way. They refused to pay for college or anything. I joined the military at 17,

got an associate's degree while I was in, and my GI Bill went towards my bachelor's. I'm working

towards my masters now. My husband and I have bought a house and have done well for

ourselves. My parents, however, fully paid for my brother to try trade school twice. They've given him

cash when he was behind on rent and countless loans. They support him cosplaying as an adult.

Meanwhile, they never paid for my wedding, education,

nothing. I don't really care so much that they didn't give me money, but the disparity in how

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