What is going on everyone and welcome to R slash Pro Revenge. Now in today's first story,

I can tell by the title it does involve quite a lot of money. In it, an entitled couple of brothers

try and get a lot of money out of their stepsister, but in reality, whilst they were already

going to get quite a lot, they actually end up getting very little at all. Before we jump into

the story though, guys, I'm going

to try and set a cheeky little light target for this video. I haven't done one of them in a long

time, so, you know, I'll start low. 10K, 10,000, you know, I said low, 10K's high, but I reckon you

look can do it, 10,000 likes, drop a like on this video. Anyway, let's get into the first post.

Half brothers threatened to sue me over 16K. It cost them 158,000 and possibly their parents' marriage.

When I, a 25-year-old, was three years old, my grandparents passed away. They set up a savings account in my name. The account was meant to be

accessed by me when I was 21. At that point, it contained just over 300,000. Oh my God. My grandparents

left me a letter saying they would like me to share the money fairly with any other Smith-Jones' children,

meaning my full siblings. Dads are Smith, moms are Jones.

By fairly, they meant that they wanted me to assess a situation and judge for myself what was fair.

I never had full siblings, but I have two half-brothers, Mack and Joe Smith will call them,

who are dad and step-mum's kids.

Due to the specific wording my grandparents used,

I legally never had to give Mac or Joe any money.

However, I see Mac and Joe as my brothers,

and as the money came from our grandparents,

I felt that the fairest thing would be to assign each of us 100,000,

so we all got an equal-sized lump sum.

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