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Now, today's first story comes from Telethyses. It says,

Would I be the asshole for taking a job with my dad's biggest client, meaning he won't get any more

work with them? My dad has a business and made me and my brother work for. My dad wants to leave

the family business entirely to my

older brother. He says it makes the most sense because my older brother is his oldest child

and has been in the business the longest. He has a business degree and knows much more about

the business side of this work. While I do the physical aspect of the job very well, I was a bit

impulsive when I was younger, so he doesn't think it would be a good idea for me to be in charge.

To be honest, I don't think it would be either, but considering how much I contribute to this

business and that I am his son too, I think I should at least get some say in the future of the business

and a stake in the company. Not even half, but some. In the end, my father said no, but that I would

get some money after he died. The whole thing really pissed me off and I was starting to get bitter

continuing to work there and be around them so

I gave my two weeks notice. I've just been trying to keep a neutral demeanor the whole time.

This week is my last week and Jared, the guy that represents our biggest client, was asking

if I could take care of other projects next week. So I told him I would pass that along to

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