Woman's Sister-In-Law Names Her Baby "Alibi"

This woman asked the people of Reddit whether she was in the wrong for telling her sister-in-law that the decision to name her baby, "Alibi" was literally the worst call ever. The collective opinion states that she was not in the wrong at all. Seems fair enough. Just cause the name is weird and rare does not mean that it's a good name. Kid could have a tough road ahead with a name like that.

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