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As always, I was lurking our own subreddit, R-slash Mark Narrations, by the way,

when I came across user general programmer 5 who says,

Hey Mark, remember the story when an entitled mother-in-law stole OPE's skeleton keys?

The latest update is absolutely wild. And I was like, what? So I thought we've got to get back

involved in that. As always, I'm going to read the original parts of the story, then the new update

as well. So if you want to skip certain parts of the story, as time sounds are always going to be down

in the description and along the timeline below. Thank you. This is from My Keys Were Stolen. And the original title was

would I be the asshole if I pressed charges on my mother-in-law for selling my collection of vintage

skeleton keys to buy a new phone? This is somewhat urgent. My mother-in-law is insanely entitled

and my wife's enabling of her has made our marriage very hard at times. Mother-in-law is insanely entitled, and my wife's enabling of her has made our marriage

very hard at times.

Mother-in-law has come to us for money many times because she keeps spending herself into

a hole because she's a hoarder.

Recently she came to us wanting me specifically to buy her a new smartphone, and she threw a massive

fit when I refused. I had quite a collection

of vintage skeleton keys and I mean good ones like ones to particular hotels, the large ornate

sergeants, brass railroad keys etc. My collection as a whole should have easily been worth

two to three thousand dollars. I kept them in a locked

display cabinet, but yesterday I came home to find my entire collection gone. The cabinet had

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