17-year-old purposely 'forgets' passport to get out of babysitting duties for family Disneyland trip: '[I] grabbed my passport. I put it in my sock'

All this teenager wanted for her high school graduation was a family trip to Disneyland, but her older sister had other plans for her.

Over the past several years, this Redditor found herself having to babysit her sister's kids every time she visited. The family trip to Disneyland was supposed to be her time with her parents doing one final semi-childish activity before going off to college in the fall. Well, her sister decided to crash her event with the kids. It immediately became clear that the Redditor was going to have to play babysitter all over again during her own celebratory trip. So, she figured the only way to get out of it was to come up with a way not to go. That's when she decided to accidentally "lose" her passport at the very last moment.

Keep scrolling below to see what happened when her parents figured out her scheme. We can't help but empathize with this Redditor whose sister clearly knows no boundaries and needs to be called out on her nonsense. For more stories about entitled family members, check out this post about a father-in-law's failed attempt at getting a job.

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