My entitled aunt uses my mother's hospitalization as an excuse to have a vacation, and I honestly

could not be more upset with how toxic an entitled she began to act.

Here's what happened. So this took place a few weeks ago, and this involves my entitled

aunt and her bratty son by the name of Charlie. So my parents had just gotten back from a two-week

vacation back in August, and a few days after they got back, my mom was hospitalized due to a cardiac

event. It was really bad. She didn't get released until a month later, because the hospital

in our town kind of sucks, and is responsible for her first cardiac event. She was in a hospital

four hours away. My dad was up there 75% of the time, and I would go up every weekend. Well,

the second weekend, my dad was down there already, but my aunt and her son Charlie said that they

were going to visit my mom and asked me if I wanted to go down with them, which I agreed to do.

Even though that meant I would have to spend essentially an entire day with both of them.

For context, my aunt and her son are absolutely unbearable. They're spoiled, they're bratty,

and they're both very toxic individuals. My aunt is incredibly entitled, and her son by the name

of Charlie is also just a spoiled rotten brat, so I gave my aunt $100 to cover gas and food,

since they were both doing me a solid and taking me with them. Well, it started on the wrong

foot almost immediately, when we were supposed to be on the road by seven at the latest, and she

didn't show up until eight o'clock, and to top it all off, Charlie was already having a tantrum,

because he wanted a cappuccino. By the way, this kid is eight years old. Eventually,

my entitled aunt let him have a large cappuccino, which in my opinion is just way too much for an

eight-year-old. It was four hours of Charlie complaining about the Grand Canyon trip that he took

with my entitled aunt. All the while, my aunt was making passive-aggressive remarks about me not

babysitting her dog, as well as making racist comments about random strangers whenever we would stop

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