An entitled nephew tries to scam his uncle out of $800 by photoshopping an invoice that he had for his archery bow.

But thankfully, I paid attention enough to know that something was really off,

as I exposed this kid for the liar that he is, and brought all of this to light for the uncle to fully understand.

And I've honestly never been more disgusted by somebody's entitlement in my life.

Here's what happened. Okay, so for a bit of context, I work at an archery store, and this story

revolved around fixing a broken bow. Now, if you shoot a bow without an arrow, it's called a dry

fire, and this is very bad. For a compound bow, the damage can be catastrophic. This surprises a lot of people, which is why dry

fires are usually caused by beginners or family members that see the bow and then they play with it.

They literally just don't know any better. Well, the uncle of this story did this to his nephew's bow,

but luckily the damage wasn't too bad. The only thing that needed replacing was the string. So that's what we

quoted the nephew for. He was going to get his uncle to pay for it, but he figured that while he was

getting a new string, he'd also order some new accessories. So he asked us to add them to the quote. He said

that he'd pay for them and collect them when the string was ready. Well, when the string arrived,

we let him know. The day after the uncle called trying to pay for it. And to my surprise, he called to pay for

the whole order, but there was definitely funnier business going on here. So the uncle called

in asking to pay for the invoice. I asked for the invoice number and the uncle gave it to me.

He then said, it's for $900. I clarified and said,

Oh, you're the nephew's uncle. He said, yes I am. So I'm here to pay the $900. I took a moment and I

asked him, you're paying for the whole invoice? I mean, that's pretty generous. The uncle then said,

yeah, well, I feel bad, so here's the money. After I took the payment, he asked me to include all the broken pieces when we

ship the bow back. I said to him, okay, but it's only the string that needs to be replaced. The

uncle took a moment and said, well, what about the limbs? I said to him, we're only replacing the

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