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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your brother is a mooch. If he doesn't want to spend money on expensive restaurants, he should politely turn down the invitations. He shouldn't show up and expect someone else to pay. Having said that, he's allowed to spend his money however he wants. It's the spending of your parents' money I take offense to.

Your parents are suckers. It's fine to go to dinner with one child and not the other. They need to get over that and stop letting your brother manipulate his way into free food. Having said that, they're allowed to spend their money how they want to. I'm just going to roll my eyes every time they give in.

You have unrealistic expectations of your brother. Don't ask about splitting bills or throwing parties; you know he won't. And he's not close with your kids and isn't obligated to buy them presents. It is what it is. Let it go.[/quote]

It’s their money. You don’t get to decide how they spend it, OP doesn’t get to decide, either.

They can buy a star named after themselves, or LV dog cattier, or a diamond-encrusted lollipop holder, or a gold toilet, or a ticket to Bermuda, [b]or a donation to Trump’s reelection campaign,[/b] or a Chia Pet. Or a meal for their son.

It’s their money. To do with as they please.

Do. you. get. it? [/quote]

Ahhh, see. Now we know why this poster is such a jerk :)[/quote]

I voted for Barack Obama twice, Hillary Clinton once, and plan to vote for literally any Democratic nominee. But thanks for playing.

THE POINT is that they can do literally anything with their money, what with it being their money and all. [/quote]

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