Hey, this is Sam. This is John. The OG Storytime podcast hosts. Oh yeah, and we got some great stories coming up. But before that, we got a teeny two-minute break from the sponsors that keep this show propped up like a little house. Oh, yeah. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. My brother-in-law insulted my husband's job, so I pointed out that he was broke.

Just because you got a law degree, don't mean you're using it.

No, ain't nothing.

Just because you're educated don't mean you're making money.

Ignore any grammar or spelling mistakes.

I'm using a phone, and autocorrect is exhausting.

My 38 female, younger sister, 35 female, and her husband, 36 male, have six kids.

They don't have high-paying jobs and can barely afford to go by a month. I always give them

part of my income every month. I'm not on good terms with my brother-in-law. Sometimes he's rude

and I don't like to be around him. By the way, this comes from a deleted user. And if you want to

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own stories, go to the R slash OK Storytime, subreddit, submit them there. So, recently I got married to my wonderful husband, Danny, 36 male, after four years of dating. He is an amazing guy. We had a beautiful baby boy who's six months old. Danny didn't receive a good education, and he didn't have a degree and couldn't go to high school.

He worked as a truck driver, he didn't have a degree and

couldn't go to high school. He worked as a truck driver and now he's a janitor at a middle school.

He doesn't like people paying for him. Two years into our relationship, he was still using his

bicycle and said, it was just like a car. I bought him a car as a wedding gift. He was so happy,

his smile and hug brought me unimaginable joy. Recently, Danny wanted to buy a laptop. His birthday was soon, so I decided to buy him that laptop as a gift. So I had to use part of the money that I kept for my sister. I invited my sister and her kids to dinner, and I haven't seen her this week. I visit every week. Brother-in-law came as well.

I always try to avoid him, but we can manage to eat dinner without fighting, at least. I told my sister that for the next month, I'll only be giving her $1,000 because I'll be using the rest for us. She didn't like that, but she was fine with it. Brother-in-law wasn't fine at all, though. He thinks, I'm wrong for not giving them that money when

they desperately need it and instead are using it for unnecessary stuff. He went as far as giving

his opinion and advice, aka insulting my husband, and saying that it's sad that all I can

afford is to marry a garbage man who was a truck driver, saying, imagine the kind of language

he'd be using, and other very insulting things.

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