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Now, today's first story comes from Lanky Add 2666 and says,

Am I the asshole for kicking out my dad after he said he couldn't afford to feed me anymore?

Here's the backstory. 28 male, got my own house now. Moved out to 18. Not really by choice.

My dad basically pushed me out. Our relationship's been rocky

since then. He's always been a huge drinker and smoker, which caused plenty of issues back then.

Fast forward, he lost his house a couple of months ago. Didn't keep up with loan payments, so he

caused me up, says he needs a place to stay while

he gets back on his feet. I laid out a few ground rules. Either pay rent, $400 or cover groceries,

about $250 to $300. And absolutely no smoking in the house. He laughs and says, I'm your father,

I shouldn't have to pay. But I don't budge,

so he reluctantly agrees to buy groceries. From the moment he moves in, it's just one problem after

another. Leaves a mess everywhere, doesn't clean up, smokes inside even though I made it clear

that's a no go, and drinks like there's no tomorrow.

Then one day I have a girl over, and he just has this meltdown over it.

So I tell him, listen, if he can't respect my space, he'll have to find somewhere else to stay.

Things settle for a bit, but last week he hits me with.

I don't have the money to buy groceries this month.

I'm like why.

He says, well, you eat a lot and admits he spent all his cash on smokes and drinks.

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