College graduate informs father she won't take care of him in old age, prompting him to move her monthly allowance of $1000 into a retirement plan instead: ‘You’ll be on your own'

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Eleonora Bader
Apr 4, 2024 9:00 AM EDT

People in their twenties who are receiving buckets of money from their parents should learn a thing or two about respect. For some reason, spoiled kids treat their parents worse than kids who actually have to work for what they earn. Call it entitlement, call it privilege, call it whatever you want… I think it's absurd. This college graduate was receiving a monthly allowance of $1000 from her father, who was remarried to a woman she hated.

The graduate, who we'll call Karen, was always being mean to her, mostly due to the fact they had very different personalities that didn't clash well. One day the graduate was in the kitchen, making a mess, when her father's wife told her to clean up after herself. This spiked a fight between the two, and when her father took his wife's side, the graduate told him that she would never help him in old age. Well, well, there goes your monthly allowance, kiddo. Way to go. Scroll down to read how it all unfolded, and then check out an entertaining thread where Gen X shares things they dislike about the newer generations. Oh, how times have changed.

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