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Are we the A-Holes for not sharing our inheritance with the family? And John, this is actually a story from one of our listeners watchers. They submitted it to our subreddit, R-S-O-KOP show. Very nice. Yeah. If you want to share your story, drop it there. We'll put it on the show. I 18 female will preface this by stating that all the names in the story have been changed.

I will also say a little bit about how family relationships work to hopefully clear up the confusion.

There is my great grandma and great grandpa. They had three kids. My nana, my great uncle, Joseph, and my great uncle, Lucian.

My nana had two sons and my great uncles had three to four kids each.

My nana, Uncle Joseph, and great grandpa James all died when I was little.

My great grandma was brutally honest and often gave her opinion when no one asked.

Oh my.

Yo, that's kind of like old people, just like, just like saying shit out of pocket.

Yeah, dude, they're on the other side.

Because of this, most of the family had no contact with her.

Grandma's on her own.

Oh, geez.

Great grandma.

My uncle slash dad's brother and his husband lived with my great grandma.

So they obviously took her side and my dad and I were indifferent.

We got along with everyone. In the summer of 2020, my great grandma passed away. She was 80.

Yo, how many, 80s, like, kind of young for a great grandma. If you think about it, like 20,

if you have a kid at 2020, 2020, 2020. Yeah, that's true. I think though, is that? Yeah, something like that.

So great grandma, 80, great grandma 60, mom 40,

O.P 20.

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