Hey, hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking

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straight in to today's first story. Now today's first story comes from

Gellio, who says, am I the asshole for no longer making toys and furniture for my former

sister-in-law after a new husband called them an embarrassment and me cheap for not paying for

stuff? And this is a story that we have covered in the past, but now it has a new

update. So please feel free to use the timestamps. That's what they're there for. My brother died

before his firstborn child was born. Because of this, I've had an above average involvement

in my nephew's life. One thing I've always done is building toys and furniture.

It was a way of providing without the awkwardness of handing over cash.

Always between my late brother's cash and life insurance via work, a trust was set up for my nephew for up to $500,000.

He wasn't actually married to my sister-in-law.

Now via the lab at work I've made him a lot of wooden or 3D printed toys, but also some simple handmade electronic toys.

My sister-in-law was always grateful for these and my nephew, by all accounts, loves his custom toys.

Fast forward three years and my former sister-in-law has gotten married.

I was attending my nephew's third birthday and I turned up the night before to assemble his present.

It was a small climbing frame slash swing set I'd watched better carpenters than me in the lab

make.

The new husband was a little standoffish, but come the day of the party,

he was telling anyone who listened that I didn't pay or make the present. I had lackeys at work

do it for free. This culminated in him calling all my presents an embarrassment and given my fancy

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