My Stepdad Said, “My Roof, My Rules.” So I Told Him To Check The Deed… Reddit Relationship Stories -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Stepdad Smirked, “You Live Under My Roof, You Follow My Rules. No Questions Asked!” I Looked At Him And Replied, “Who Said This Roof Is Yours?” Then I Showed Him The Deed And Told Him To Pack His Bags. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I need to get something out of the way before I start. I'm not some rich kid. I'm not sitting on a trust fund. I'm a diesel mechanic. I fix excavators, bulldozers, skid steers. I come home smelling like hydraulic fluid and I'm usually asleep by 9:30. That's my life and I'm fine with it. The house I live in is a three-bedroom ranch on a half acre in a quiet neighborhood outside of Dayton. Nothing special. Vinyl siding, detached garage, a deck out back that needs re-staining every other year. My dad bought it in 2007 when I was five. He died when I was 14... #redditstories #askreddit #redditfamily #redditstories
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This story is over in 5 minutes, if you had just showed him the deed with your name on it.
“I’m not some rich kid. I’m not sitting on a boatload of money. I don’t have a trust fund.” “ my dad passed. He set up a trust for me.”
He is nicer than me Mommy Dearest would've been out too.
The problem is that his mom wasn't evil. She was a victim of a grifter. I've listened to more of the story. The mother lied to herself and also to Gary. Gary's a grifter, but mom was a fool.
Why a mortgage if dad left him the house. Makes no sense.
Holding back information is just bull crap. It does nothing to help and only serves the story. He should have said something immediately when he came up with the bull crap hierarchy
The mother is acting high and mighty when she was a liar too
OP is weak as eff! He let that crap go on for weeks cuz mommy cried. Boo hoo! Gimme a break!