Eldest sister sends her 24-year-old brother a $12,000 invoice after he wrecks her vintage car in a late night joyride, parents pick favorites, side with the Golden Child, and beg her for mercy: 'I didn't listen'

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• "AITA for sending my brother a $12K bill after he “borrowed” my car and wrecked it on a joyride?"

  
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• We're talking about grand theft here. Not the long-awaited GTA video game, but the real thing. This man (AN ADULT) thought that he could steal his sister's things and destroy them without consequences, as if he were 8 years old. Except, this time, Mommy and Daddy couldn't come save him like when he cut the hair off his sister's Barbie collection. This time, he would have to bail himself out of the mess he created, and in the meantime, burn the bridge of sibling love in the process. 

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