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Entitled Parents Expect 'Well Off' Siblings In Law To Buy Their Kids Expensive Christmas Gifts

On today's episode of 'what did the entitled @sshole do today?' We have an exciting development involving intensely malicious compliance, entitled parents, and holiday cheer. First of all, it's a pretty fat assumption to make that someone is 'well off.' Maybe they are just more responsible with their money than you are? Did you think of that? And then to instruct your siblings/sibling in law to buy your child expensive gifts because you assumed that they can afford it? Take a seat, and fast. 

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