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    'I felt sorry for his son's future': Rich friend turns favor into free labor, bossing his friend and making him take orders from his entitled kid

    Money makes the world go round, and occasionally—as it's busy spinning the planet—it spins people you thought you liked into utterly unbearable, self-centered personalities. We all fantasize about what we'd be like with extra cash: hovering somewhere comfortably between "money won't change me!" and "I won't tell anyone but there will be signs." But when your supposed friend immediately lands on "entitled and insufferable," that's less a reflection of bank balance and more a glaring signal about personality.

    This dad thought he was signing up for mentorship—a chance to teach both their kids something new. Instead, he found himself in the role of unpaid intern to a newly minted nepo baby.

    People change, friends grow apart—it's normal. But when a friend starts acting like royalty, treating you like a loyal servant whose sole purpose in life is to cater to their whims, it's time to channel your inner tyrant. Fire them immediately from their position as your friend, with no severance package and no heartfelt goodbye.

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