Daughter gets $400 revenge on entitled father who demands she drive him everywhere: '[She] drives him to the most expensive restaurant in town'

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Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor
Mar 27, 2025 11:00 AM EDT

No matter how old you get, it still gives you a warm fuzzy feeling when your parents buy you dinner. It kind of makes you feel like a kid again, going out to eat with the whole family. Once you're an adult, you might split the bill 50/50 with your parents. And of course, sometimes it's nice to treat them to a meal, considering that they raised you and all. But when your mom or dad buys you dinner, you don't have to worry about ordering the cheapest item on the menu. Instead, you can get your favorite meal, and spend a lovely hour or two chatting it up with your parents. 

This woman is getting a bit fed up with her father, since he keeps asking her to drive him everywhere. I guess he's never heard of ride-share apps, because he won't stop bugging her for rides. At least she got the last laugh… check out the full story below. 

After that, read about this 18-year-old whose parents were going to miss the boarding call for a flight, so she simply got on the plane alone, leaving them scrambling: "They were relying on me."

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    Dad forces my sister to drive him everywhere while visiting, drives him to the most expensive restaurant in town.
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    This happened a few weeks ago. My dad lives across the country from my sister. She recently graduated highschool and he came out to visit. (It's important to note that he's never really been good to her)
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    My sister is immediately met with many commands. My dad said she must drive him home from the airport to his hotel, then pick him up the next day and get dinner after graduation. Along with some other things not important to the story.
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    My sister and mom share a car, when asked how exactly my mom is meant to get around he replies, "she can just uber."
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    My dad pulls a fun "surprise" and flies in a day early, my sister, who had been sick and running a fever, had to pick him up unexpectedly and go out to eat.
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    At this point, my mom was mad, she offered to do something about it, but my sister calmly said no thanks.
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    She proceeds to ask all of her friends what the most expensive restaurant in the city is. I won't give away anything to revealing, but this was in a pretty well off midwestern city, a really nice part at that, so you can imagine the results her wealthy friends presented her.
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    So, she picks him up, and goes to a restaurant where there isn't a single entree item under $75. She orders the most expensive steak entree on the menu, with a loaded potato and truffle mac and cheese as sides, both costing extra btw. She goes home with plenty of delicious food, and he goes home with a $400 hole in his pocket.
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    RollinThundaga Ask her how it tasted? Never spent more tha. $50 on a meal, so genuinely curious.
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    dubbruhhh 5-7 days later, he's coming down with whatever your sister had. Extra malicious!
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    Extra extra tax!

    Waifer2016 Hahaha love it! A h le tax with truffles!
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    [deleted] I'm surprised he A) stayed and B) actually paid the bill. Did he eat too or just try and pick at sisters meal? Since your sister was sick did she throw up on him after? If hes got $400 to blow on a meal he can definitely afford a taxi/uber/rental
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    PJ-Party-Amazon She needs to learn to stand up to your father.
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    [deleted] that sounds like a delicious dish of malicious compliance
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    hsabr I don't like how I find truffle mac and cheese sound simultaneously like a waste of truffles and a delicious fine dining twist to cheap comfort food, please help
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    [deleted] TIL upscale restaurants have mac and cheese in the US.
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