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My father keeps throwing away our stuff, but refuses to pay for it.

What is all this techno jingle jangle? I'm throwing it out.

To keep this short, my father has a habit of throwing other people's things away without asking.

By the way, this comes from toxic

chemical mold. Oh, toxic chemical mold, my favorite. Yum, yum, yum. And if you want to spend your own stories, go to the R-slash-OK story time separate it. So, few examples. One day, I brought a kebab for lunch, but didn't finish it and plan to have the other half of it for dinner. I put it in the fridge at 12 p.m.

By 7 p.m. that night, I came down and it was gone. I asked if someone ate it and my dad just said,

Ath Rudeway. And when I got mad, he said, don't leave half eating things in the fridge.

I would be so upset. Dude, this man said no leftovers. I'd just go in there. I'd start anything in the fridge that wasn't completely full. I'd be like, do you want to throw this way? Yeah. Do you want to throw this way? Do you, what else do you want to throw away? In my country, if you collect cans or recyclable bottles, you can trade them in for 10 cents each. My mother had a whole basket she had been collecting that had about 80 cans in it. She kept it in the garage and one day she came to find it and it was

gone. She asked my dad and he said he threw it away. Obviously my mother was mad not because of the money,

but because she spent time collecting them and he didn't consult her before throwing it out.

Nor did he care. We keep her sneakers and

boots, shoes we don't wear often, in the garage. My mom brought a new pair of sneakers and put them on

the shoe rack. So now she had two sneakers. She went to work with the new pair and then came home and

her second pair were gone. She asked my dad and he said, he threw them away. Didn't even ask if she

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