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Now, today's first story comes from Guilty Dance 440 from the Off My Chest subreddit and says,

My dad stole my college scholarship money and threatened to end himself because I was angry.

I said, go ahead.

For context, I am currently a college freshman. I am on a full ride to my university. Every semester I get a check sent to my house to pay off my housing costs, which is about 9K. My unemployed

father got evicted from my old address because he wasn't paying rent.

So my family started living in the hotel.

I was questioning how they were paying for the hotel, considering it was $150 a night.

Turns out my father used my college check to cash out and pay for the hotel for two months.

I begged him to pay off my college housing

costs for two months straight. He lied to me, telling me it was attached to some funds,

which were hard to get out. Very confusing, but keep in mind I have absolutely zero financial

literacy and my father never went into depth. I brushed it off hoping that

everything would work for the best. My college housing gave my father a deadline to pay off

housing costs, November 1st. I was stressed for two months, unable to eat well, sleep, socialize,

etc. If my dad doesn't pay it off, I may or may not have to drop out.

When the deadline hit, I called my dad and asked him why he hadn't paid off my housing costs.

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