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

our slash a mud-a-but-hole. Probably mixed with some relationships as well and if you do love a Reddit story,

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the podcast version, go to mark-nourations.com and select your favorite podcasts there. But our

first story is from Hometime 6077, who says, am I the asshole for refusing to pay for my sister's

husband's surgery with my inheritance slash college money.

Context.

My sister, female 27, and I, 18 female, lost our dad a year ago.

He was my only parent.

Mum was never in mine or my sister's life.

Dad left money, inheritance for me and sister, and she used her inheritance

to get new cars and renovate her house. I live with my aunt right now because my brother-in-law

didn't let me stay with my sister. I'm planning on using my inheritance money to pay for college tuition.

I've always wanted to be a doctor but haven't decided which branch yet.

My sister and I haven't been close.

It started after she got married to her chronically ill husband.

It was allowed to make backhanded comments about my dad and mock his illness and make

a scene at his funeral, only because he's ill and shouldn't be held accountable for his behavior. I've distanced myself,

but my sister kept visiting a lot lately, venting about my brother-in-law's condition. He's been

in and out of hospital for heart problems and in need for a surgery. She brought up my inheritance

money several times, but I ended up cutting the conversation. She then straight up asked if I could

help pay for her husband's surgery and she'd pay back in less than a year. I felt uneasy

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