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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm closer with my sister than my very busy and successful brother is, so I'm aware of deep and long-term character red flags in nephew that are unbeknownst to him. After burning basically every other bridge, my nephew is signaling a desire to mooch from my brother (his uncle). Basically get a job bailout and skate from his culmination of his poor decisions and any consequences. My husband says butt out, if my brother wants to give the young man a chance, let him. [b]My POV is maybe it's something he can pursue in the future, but I don't know how a young adult ever learns if they're immediately bailed out.[/b] And obviously I worry he may do something very stupid at my brother's corp.[/quote]

To add, this is also why our brother is not aware. My BIL and sister have bailed the nephew out over and over and over and he's never faced consequences. And they project this outward perfect image, so my brother is oblivious to all of this. They/he have mooched from everyone in their orbit, burned every bridge, and now with his latest screw up, they want to move into a new oblivious host: my brother.[/quote]

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