Update: 30-year-old woman lets 3-year-old destroy her 25-year-old sister's $2,000 gaming computer setup because room wasn't "baby-proofed": 'If she does not pay up, I'll take her to court'

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Two sisters are in an escalating argument over a demolished computer setup, and they might have to battle it out in court. 

You give some people an inch, and they take a mile. It's not enough just to help someone out — some people are so ungrateful that they'll take your help with a smile before insisting you aren't doing enough for them. 

This sister knows that all too well after a lengthy, drawn-out battle with her sister, brother-in-law, and their toddler. This 25-year-old graciously let her 30-year-old sister and her 3-year-old nephew stay over for a night. That was especially kind because their apartment was being fumigated, so if she didn't let them stay, they would've had to bug other family or friends (pun intended) or possibly even cough up some money for a hotel stay. 

Instead of being grateful and making breakfast for the host or cleaning up fastidiously throughout the stay, the sister did the exact opposite. She let the kiddo, Max, run rampant throughout the house. What in the world was she thinking?! 

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