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Instead of ₱400, she sent him ₱350, explaining she deducted ₱50 for the “unauthorized sandwich.” Thinking it was a joke, he laughed. But she wasn’t kidding. When he refused to babysit again unless she paid the full amount, she called him ungrateful and claimed “family helps family.”
I don't know about you, but whenever I've babysat for an extended period of time, the family has always provided my food. Whether I'm allowed to raid the pantry for snacks of the leave out a $20 for pizza, I've never gone home hungry.
Now his mom’s saying he’s overreacting, but honestly, who wouldn’t draw the line at being nickel-and-dimed over dinner? Whether it’s ₱50 or ₱5, a deal’s a deal — and this guy’s sandwich-fueled stand against unfair family accounting has the internet cheering him on.
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"AITJ for refusing to babysit my sister’s kids after she docked my pay for eating a sandwich?"
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