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There's a certain level of family entitlement that comes with brotherly love. When you're a kid, that means sharing your toys with your little brother, bringing them along to hangouts with your friends, and making sure they get home safe on their bike. Once you become adults, this “sharing is caring" mentality translates into adult needs, making some siblings feel entitled to their brother's belongings. In the case of the aspiring artist in this next story, who deliberately rented our a storage locker for his art supplies, big brother felt that he had every right to use the storage unit as well, dumping his stuff in there and stealing 60% of the space without paying a dime.
But that wasn't the only thing that was going unpaid, as the utility bill was wracking up and boiling over as quickly as this pair of brothers were losing their patience.
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Brother refuses to pay $700 to cover his entitled 31-year-old sibling's utility bill after he threatens to sue him over usage of a $60/month storage locker: 'I thought he was joking, but he wasn’t'
All siblings fight every now and then, but there are some brotherly feuds that surpass the regularly scheduled wrastle, tussle, and handshake becoming the nasty, poisonous wedge that drives a family apart. A pair of brothers went viral for their relationship-ending squabble when the disputed ownership of a $60 storage locker escalated into a $700 debt and a pending lawsuit.
Now that's one brotherly disagreement that quickly became a banned topic for this year's Thanksgiving.
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