Get it, the virtue!

I drew here is the younger brother, and he is struggling internally with how he feels about his older brother.

God, how many times have we taken these calls to?

That the parents treat one son or one daughter differently than they treat you, and it's impossible to get past.

Hey Drew!

Okay, how's it going?

Okay, how you doing today?

Um, I'm good, I'm good.

Okay, what's your beef with your older brother here?

It's not beef.

It's just like, so my older brother is Devon.

He's 29 and he still is at home.

Like, just so you know, like, I don't, I moved out, you know, I'm out kind of making it happen for myself,

but he's just like the biggest leech, biggest mooch from my parents, like my mom is still like cleaning,

like literally doing his laundry, like cooking for him, cleaning after him, all of that, like,

he doesn't pay any bills, he just kind of like lazy, and so I think I'm frustrated because

I don't want them to, not like I don't want them to support him, but he's being lazy about it,

and I want him to be independent, like I think he should have any ambition at all,

because it's time for him just sitting around the house.

This is funny because usually when we take these calls, it's the opposite, right?

That the parents were tough on the older one and the younger one just gets whatever they want.

But in this case, you're the younger brother and it's the older brother moochine and you want your older brother to show some more initiative.

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