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What is going on, everyone, and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well. Today I've got for you a very special episode. It is the entirety of the Do It for Dan saga. Now, if you don't know who Dan is or what Do It for Dan means, first of all, where have you been? Secondly, don't worry. This is a complete story all about the same individuals, all about the worst entitled family,

potentially ever. So without further ado, sit back, relax, prepare yourselves for the next

couple of hours of just crazy entitled parent stories, entitled family stories. Again,

all about the same people. This is a long one, but it gets better as we go. This is the Do It for Dan Saga.

Parents told my brother that he could take my house and I could just live in the camper in the

backyard because I'm single and he has a wife and kids. I warn everyone here that this is going to be

very long. I also really don't care who believes this.

It's just so crazy that I don't blame anyone who calls BS. I won't argue about it. But this happened

to me. I also really don't care if anyone in my family sees this. I'm not going to sugarcoat

anything, but I'm also not going to reveal any details that would clue anyone into who I am that doesn't already know me. I'm a single man in my early

30s. I've got a brother who's 29 and he's already got four kids. He had his first at 22 and the

second followed a year later. Then the third two years after that. And the fourth was born recently

just a couple of months ago. His wife, my sister-in-law and I do not get along if she always

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