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My dad demands I care for his disabled stepkids when he's dead.

I told him they ain't my problem.

Am I the a-hole?

I mean, how disabled?

You know, it's like, these aren't his kids.

That's my dad's kids.

That is true.

That is true. But I'm wondering it's like,

like if he stops taking care of them, will they immediately die? Like how immediately do

they die? Well, here's the thing. I think that's like the level of assholeery. Like,

like, what if it's like, okay, like I'm not even going to feed them. And then do they just die? That's not the issue, though. This year's like, bro, find somebody else. Like, use your retirement. Whatever. Whatever. Hey, we love, we love a good inheritance, right? Use your inheritance to pay for caregivers. Like, unless maybe they don't get any inheritance. OPs.? Use the dad. Use his own money. His own, the inheritance that he would give to O.P. Basically, you're saying, O.P. Should say, hey, dad, the inheritance that you were going to give to be, give to your disabled kids instead. I was saying to his kids, but that is a good point because you have to split it up. You have to split it up. It's a conundrum. It's a conundrum. Do the step. I mean, maybe he does give the step kids money. I think it's going to, I think so. I think, I think it's going to handle the money. You probably have a, like a, what do they call that?

A power of attorney or a trust

person that would be like,

here's the rules, pay for a caregiver,

and then they give a care or something like that.

But investing has gotten so easy.

Even your disabled kids can do it.

Which is why you invest in all.

Oh, man.

Is this?

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