Hey Waffle Gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more Reddit stories.

And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider? And I'll like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too.

Let's crack on with today's first story. Much love guys. Now, today's first story comes from

No Cut 207 from the Am I the Arsehold subreddit and says,

From I the asshole for giving away my dad and my sister's tickets to my graduation ceremony

and telling them to not bother showing up. I, 18 female, have my high school graduation ceremony this Wednesday.

It was sent to my parents in an email that I will be giving a speech that day as my grades

made me valedictorian of my school's class of 2024 and I was excited to do so. My school made us

reserve and buy tickets to the ceremony weeks in advance, and I picked mine up on the 26th.

The problem started at dinner, when I told my family I picked up the tickets for my graduation day

and would keep them with me until the day of, just to make sure they don't get lost.

My dad told me that he and his sister had plans for an hour before the ceremony, but that my mom

would be there for the whole time, and that they'd tried to be there for the after party.

I was honestly shocked for a moment, before starting to laugh, assuming they weren't serious.

When I realized they actually weren't joking, I'll admit I was a bit mad.

I'm usually a very shy and non-confrontational person,

even around my family. But I started yelling at my dad and sister, asking if they were seriously

ditching my graduation ceremony. I told them that the after party was useless to attend,

and that all the pictures of the graduates with their families would

be taken at least two hours before the ceremony. They said it's fine, and we can take our

own pictures the day after my graduation. But I got up and left dinner. Over the weekend, I saw

people on my class group chat complained that they didn't get enough tickets, so I offered up

...