Man Demands $30,000 From Brother’s Inheritance When He Gets a Measly Watch in the Will, Brother Refuses, Sparking Favoritism With the Parents

Money will tear families apart. From what you thought was a happy, healthy, and close-knit family, can turn into near strangers when money is involved. It's not the first time siblings will fight over inheritance money or family possessions, and it won't be the last. People usually expect equality in a will, but that's not always the case. At the end of the day, people need to put away their petulance and just accept what fate (or a late grandparent) has given them. 

In this Reddit thread, the original poster (OP) is a man whose late grandfather has recently left his will for the family. He was very close to his grandfather, but his brother wasn't as close. When it came time to read the will, the OP was given $50,000, while his brother was given some sentimental items, but nothing of value. In all his audacity, the brother demands for OP to give him not some of his inheritance, but over half of it! Talk about entitled.