Show Notes
On today's Reddit on Wiki AITA episode, John and Sean discuss stories involving: a sister that keeps coming over the house uninvited, a sibling refuses to babysit their sister's kids, a bestfriend refusing to cover for their friend, a shopper bought 11lbs of meat, a group disagrees on how they handle repayments, and a parent refusing to let their daughter go on a trip.
Let's judge some assholes!
Drop your thoughts in the comments. What would you do in these situations?
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Timestamps:(Timestamps are approximate due to dynamic ad insertion. Become a Patron or YouTube member for ad-free episodes)
(00:00) - Intro(04:16) - AITA for telling my sister in law to stop coming to my house uninvited when no one is home?
(11:51) - Am I wrong for refusing to babysit my sister's kids after finding out her "overtime" was actually a spa day?
(22:39) - AITA for refusing to cover for my best friend after years of always helping her?
(29:34) - AITA for buying 11lbs of ground beef during a sale and not giving someone a package when there was none left?
(34:33) - AITB for being bothered by how my friend group handles paybacks?
(43:52) - AITA for telling our 18-year-old daughter she can't go on a trip to Miami with her boyfriend's family?
(58:56) - Outro
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