'I paid for his education': Entitled woman throws shade at blue-collar in-laws by telling her kids to stay in school, brother-in-law gives the ultimate comeback

Our OP had the ultimate comeback to his entitled sister-in-law who tried to throw shade at him for living in a trailer and having a blue-collar gig. Right in his mobile home, in front of the whole fam, she tells her kids to stay in school or they'll turn out like their uncle, not wanting them to get their hands dirty. To top it off, she adds that he and his wife are doing just "okay," but what if they wanted kids?

Little did she know he invited his family over to tell them about their baby on the way, and their house that they just started building. And just for good measure, he casually drops the bomb that he footed the bill for her husband's (his brother's) college education and pulls in more cash than the both of them. Mic drop!

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