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Not every family dynamic is the same, but whenever there's a sole provider for 20+ extended family members, you've got a financial imbalance going on. The most cash I ever got from a family member after my childhood was a crisp $100 bill from my grandpa after he won big bucks at Bingo night, so it's hard for me to imagine the audacity of u/Ok-Place-3852's family cashing in for years on all of their expenses: School, groceries, and other necessities. Granted, Big Brother thought they were all struggling financially, so he lent them a hand, but once he found out none of them were actually struggling, he was completely betrayed.
Scroll onward for the whole story (and the fallout) of this egregious family betrayal that left one man questioning everything.
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