My mother held my inheritance hostage just because of the internet.

Whoa, that's crazy, Sophia.

Well, Riley, it's inheriting too much drama week on the OK Storytime podcast where we're

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Tales that will have you questioning whether the people closest to you actually have your

best interests at heart or if they've just been waiting for the right moment to show their true colors.

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my mother bought an android tv box that can stream any new show or movie for free, which I told

it was technically illegal. But her response was streaming isn't illegal because we aren't downloading

the content. I said, all right, and left it. It turns out our internet service provider isn't

too keen on this and throttles our whole network to unbearable speeds when the box is in use. However, the box will hog all the throttle bandwidth, so the movie will still stream, but every other device will be kicked off the network. By the way, this comes from Fat Dogs, and if you want to spit your own stories, go to the R-slash story time subreddit. I'm Sophia. I'm Riley.

And we're here to give good advice goofily, but we don't have all the answers. We only know what we'd do. So let us know what you would do in the comments. And Opie says, when I told my mother about this or asked them to just pause for a bit so I could get any work done, her response was always, I pay for the internet. and it seems to be working so you can deal with not having internet while I'm watching TV.

I've been dealing with this for... Her response was always, I pay for the internet, and it seems to be working so you can deal with not having internet while I'm watching TV.

I've been dealing with this for two weeks now.

I was disqualified from two job interview technical tests, had to plead to retake a midterm with my professor,

and often get booted when I'm on a call with my girlfriend who is long distance going to school,

and we only get two or three hours to talk a day.

When they left for a bit today, I did some troubleshooting and found that a VPN fixes this problem.

So when they came back, I told her that a VPN fixes the problem,

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