Very important for the calling to know, power of attorney ends the minute your parents die. What you need is to be named both trustee and executor in order to handle affairs after they pass.
Good point about power of attorney ending at end of life. For the will, it will include who inherits and what percentages or specific items/properties go to individuals. If specific properties are not mentioned, they can be sold or not sold as long as evaluations are properly evaluated and assets of estate are distributed based on percentages in the will. By the way, since power of attorney ends at death, if the brother's house is still owned by the parents' estate, the house is distributed according to the will even if it was the parent's intent to leave to the brother. In other words, if the brother is not listed in the will, he does not get the house. The parent's intent MUST be documented in the will and will go through probate unless a trust is created and ownership of the house is transferred to the trust. A trust must also document the deceased intent.
My 52yr old cousin lives with his mum, and hasn't spoken to her in over a year. He doesn't do anything around the house, doesn't help her with anything, doesn't drive her anywhere. But she won't kick him out for some reason. I think the whole setup is so weird.
@@chazzkramer7676 That's not it. They've never had that type of relationship that you speak of. My aunt has 6 other adult kids (2 male, 4 female). They've all gone on to create their own families. She never treated any of them differently from each other. In fact, they pretty much raised themselves, lol! In terms of getting the eldest to babysit etc. She worked all day and partied all night when they were growing up which (i guess) expedited their independence. & whenever she was home, all she did was shout at them (at least, that was my point of view through my childhood eyes). My theory is that she is either scared of what he would do if she threw him out (he has anger issues), or she feels guilty that she was barely "present" during his childhood, which gave way to bullying by his older siblings. Either way, she reaping what she sowed (karmic ties & all that)
It’s seems to always be the entitled (adult) kids that get their bills paid for by the parents who treat the parents the worst. They claim “emotional trauma” but never had to lift a finger to do a single chore in childhood and had every want and wish fulfilled and misbehavior excused. I feel like raising entitled kids ruins their lives. I’m praying to learn from other people’s mistakes and raise mine better.
And, parents like that usually feel entitled as well treating service people like crap, thinking that they are better than others, etc.. Imagine hearing that nonsense your entire childhood and then not being a freak show with respect for the families situation, financial, etc.
the entitled kids were created by the very parents you feel sympathy for, my MiL is exactly like that, my BiL doesn't treat her very bad, but he's 50 yr old and his mom is still doing all his laundry, changing his bed sheet and cookimh for him everyday in her 70's. I often think it was my BiL's issue, but after years of observation, I realized he's like that because his mom made him into what he is today, she treat him like her favorite pet, baby him so much(even though he passed adult age line 30+ yrs ago) she didn't want him to do anything himself. They are what we made them 😅
Because narcissists will clip the wings of one child so they never go anywhete in life because the narcissistic parent suffers from abandonment issues. It's usually the weakest child. The child in turn despises the parent for owning them.
This man needs to take a copy of his parents will to a probate attorney TOMORROW. The attorney will evaluate the will and tell him exactly what’s going to happen when the second parent passes. It’s TOO IMPORTANT to ignore what is going to be a miserable, horrific fiasco that will drag on for years to come. Trust me, I’ve been through this and the toll it took was enormous. NOW is the time to straighten this impending mess out.
Real Estate should not pass by a will, Beneficiary Deed, No probate Take the death certificates and $30, Re-Title in your name. or Irrevocable trust. Keep probate attorney, Judges, Courts out of Real Estate
@ Yes. He took the side of her abusive son bc she felt sorry for him since he had a bad father. I had the same bad father but that didn’t matter. I was made homeless by this compound mental illness but thankfully I had a friend of 55 years who took me in for months while I got myself together and found a place I could afford. My mother’s last two years were spent with her hateful son and firstborn cruel daughter and I went on to live in peace and harmony.
I hope his parents "man up" and fix this. It's not right to leave it like this and make the caller pay the price of make tough decisions. It's their responsibilty.
We aren't entitled to anything from our parents except protected childhoods. Let it go. Make your own way in life so you don't eye your parents' belongings with envy/greed, anticipating the day they'll die so you can have them. It's a disturbing mentality. Set the boundaries you're comfortable with while your parents are alive. If they want you to handle things for them, tell them the conditions under which you're willing to do those things. Build your own empire that isn't dependent on anyone else's charity.
I agree, show up for a meal... with the will, and say it's time to update, whoo hoo~it's the time, here we go... My brother is out if the will but they won't do a trust... ugh
It's a valid concern, but it could also cause unnecessary economic hardship on the kid. I lived with my parents until I was 22, so I basically got to do my early uni years without having to worry about rent. That means that I now have less student loan debt than I would otherwise have. I think it depends on the kid and the kind of a relationship they have with the parents.
He should prepare a codicil to the will that he feels is fair, and present it to his parents to sign! They may not be willing to go thru the hassle of getting someone to do that for them, but would be willing to sign one if handed to them.
His elderly parents are either didnt want to be the bad guys to set the will properly or they didnt want the burden of responsibility and therefore giving it to him to 'deal with'. I would stop paying towards taxes/expenses for the brother and make this clear to the parents. They SHOULD know better.
My parents wanted the daughter to get the house but left behind 100k in debt. Therefore she had to buy the house in order to settle their estate. She got upset about it but she got over it.
The advice should be to see an estates lawyer. I don't know his jurisdiction, but in mine there are clear rules an estate trustee has to follow for assets not express in the will, or for assets in the remainder. Whether he has power of attorney only, or more likely that he is the executor, that does not give him any right to change the will and coercing a change can lead to court for undue inflience of the testator. Talk to a lawyer in your jurisdiction, don't take your advice from RUclips.
Parents rob children of the gift of accountability. This results in them subconsciously resenting their parents. Imagine telling a 30 y/o man, clean your room. Imagine them not working nor even doing the dishes. Any adult 'deserves' the gift of being valuable and held to a higher standard.
My Drunken brother lived with my mom till 2019. ( was already in his fifties) .. My dad already passed And he moved in with. Mom and dad had 2 single beds when they got older He was sleeping in dads bed While sleeping with multiple women I found that disgusting.. Mom went to a nursing home but before that and I threw him out.. The one who physically threw him out was my wife. Reminds me to mind my P's and Q's. Rent free for 3 or 4 years.. Always drunk (mom and dad didn't drink in there latter years).
Jeez so disrespectful and gross. I’ve had my fun nights with females when I was single but to do that under my mother’s roof? God no. That’s so weird and feels over the top trashy and rude
In most legal systems, if there’s no will for certain part of the Estate and that part isn’t used towards paying bills or outlays - that remaining property is divided legally to all legal heirs.
This should be dealt with now by the parents. If they want him to get the house they can gift/quitclaim it to him now. This should not be punted to a son to deal with after their death.
The parents' current wills may well have residue clauses (e.g., language which disposes of all of the remainder of the estate after all of the various other bequests are addressed) which would include the apartment house. That said, I agree with George and Ken. This caller needs to have an in-depth conversation with his parents about their wishes.
The only situation where this would be ok, is if the parents are wealthy and that son has an incurable condition that makes him unable to work. Even then, the parents should have kept the deed in their name.
Great advice. I wonder why the parents refuse to "deal with it". Are they intimidated by brother? Are they failing mentally? Overwhelmed by something else?
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First of all Dave would’ve asked how much the estate is worth and then one brother to say for 1 billion/brother to get something which he’s already got it, which is the house for 20 years,,this collar/brother gets the bigger house,,, and either they split the rental house meaning they split the rent money and find a tenant I think that’s what the parents want that way they always have some money and they must have a relationship I think this brother wants to weasel his brother out of the rental property home what she feels he should get because he’s execution of the state/executioner of the Estate
Parents with significant assets seem to have issues with their parents very frequently. Im not sure why that is. My parents were broke and me and my parents were very close. Is it something about the extra money that makes things wierd?
Does brother have grandkids the grandparents want to leave anything too? I mean they are innocent in all this, so maybe take a bit of funds and start a small trust for them.
He is wimpy. Just tell them you want the rental. Open your mouth and ask for it. If you haven't asked, they might not think it's a big deal ... because you didn't push for it.
Facts is its his parents decision. They obviously want all their kids to be taken care of. It will only be a headache for him if he fights the will. They do not have to have it in the will. Sounds like he is being shady brother. If they put in the will the the rental is split it sounds like he would be upset. He wants the property. Sounds shady to me.
If your parents are alive AND of sound mind… make them make a will? It’s not that hard. Big Bro gets this, other Bro gets everything else. They don’t even have to itemize everything else? And they sign it.
L take from Ramsey staff this time. They are acting like his opinions on what the brother get's matter. What matters is what the parents want and he was very clear that the things they wanted were things he doesn't like.
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Click bait title. The brother is not living with the parents. Follow the will. If there's no will. Probate court will deal with it. His brother just gets the house that he's living in now. He just have to pay taxes and insurance now. How it the brother not financial responsible? They don't know the whole story and why they bought him a house. Does he even know what the will say's? Sounds like he care's more about money then anything else.
I think the part this guy is leaving out of the story is that they are all Jehovah's Witnesses and his brother got disfellowshipped for not believing in the religion anymore and so now the caller and the parents shun the brother but in their twisted worldview they say the brother is choosing to shun them, because "he could choose to come back to the religion any time. But he hates God so much and therefore is dangerous." The caller is the despicable one who is not godly or human in any capacity.
Excellent fan-fic but I don't hear any evidence of this in the call. Sounds like you may be projecting. My wife and I disowned her parents for continued abusive narcissistic behaviors. We had 3 pastors (including their own pastors) and 3 mental health experts come to the same conclusion. When they refused to change we disowned them and went no contact permanently. They're relatively well off financially but it was an easy choice to have a 30 year happy marriage vs a life of chaos and strife for the potential of an inheritance. My wife and I never got a gift anywhere close to a house but we made sure to not have any financial obligations to them and stop accepting gifts of any kind when they started using them as leverage in our relationship. It's not worth it.
I don't think this is the case here, but Jehovah's Witnesses do behave that way. A very unchristian religion that violates the First Amendment and forces members to shun family.
Honestly listening to what the caller said. My soultion would be: Make sure tha brother gets his house, make sure the caller gets his parents house. And then talk to parents about what they want with whatever property they have and if they want the both sons sto have stakes in it or not. If they both want the kids to inherint something beyond the house but not any other property, I'd say sell it and split down the middle between the 2 of them. Else make sure that you follow the parents wishes and not your own whims.
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I feel you Vincent! It’s very frustrating to be a responsible sibling.
Very important for the calling to know, power of attorney ends the minute your parents die. What you need is to be named both trustee and executor in order to handle affairs after they pass.
Additionally, put beneficiary/beneficiaries on EVERYTHING that allows it! TODs and PODs too.
Good point about power of attorney ending at end of life.
For the will, it will include who inherits and what percentages or specific items/properties go to individuals. If specific properties are not mentioned, they can be sold or not sold as long as evaluations are properly evaluated and assets of estate are distributed based on percentages in the will. By the way, since power of attorney ends at death, if the brother's house is still owned by the parents' estate, the house is distributed according to the will even if it was the parent's intent to leave to the brother. In other words, if the brother is not listed in the will, he does not get the house. The parent's intent MUST be documented in the will and will go through probate unless a trust is created and ownership of the house is transferred to the trust. A trust must also document the deceased intent.
My 52yr old cousin lives with his mum, and hasn't spoken to her in over a year. He doesn't do anything around the house, doesn't help her with anything, doesn't drive her anywhere. But she won't kick him out for some reason. I think the whole setup is so weird.
@@sensimania She is afraid to be alone. It happens a lot.
Because she raised him tk not leave her. Husband son. She doesn't want to be alone
@@chazzkramer7676 That's not it. They've never had that type of relationship that you speak of. My aunt has 6 other adult kids (2 male, 4 female). They've all gone on to create their own families. She never treated any of them differently from each other. In fact, they pretty much raised themselves, lol! In terms of getting the eldest to babysit etc. She worked all day and partied all night when they were growing up which (i guess) expedited their independence. & whenever she was home, all she did was shout at them (at least, that was my point of view through my childhood eyes).
My theory is that she is either scared of what he would do if she threw him out (he has anger issues), or she feels guilty that she was barely "present" during his childhood, which gave way to bullying by his older siblings. Either way, she reaping what she sowed (karmic ties & all that)
@@ryansweeney5716 That's not it. Please read the response I gave to Chazz
@@ryansweeney5716 That's not it.
It’s seems to always be the entitled (adult) kids that get their bills paid for by the parents who treat the parents the worst. They claim “emotional trauma” but never had to lift a finger to do a single chore in childhood and had every want and wish fulfilled and misbehavior excused. I feel like raising entitled kids ruins their lives. I’m praying to learn from other people’s mistakes and raise mine better.
And, parents like that usually feel entitled as well treating service people like crap, thinking that they are better than others, etc.. Imagine hearing that nonsense your entire childhood and then not being a freak show with respect for the families situation, financial, etc.
the entitled kids were created by the very parents you feel sympathy for, my MiL is exactly like that, my BiL doesn't treat her very bad, but he's 50 yr old and his mom is still doing all his laundry, changing his bed sheet and cookimh for him everyday in her 70's. I often think it was my BiL's issue, but after years of observation, I realized he's like that because his mom made him into what he is today, she treat him like her favorite pet, baby him so much(even though he passed adult age line 30+ yrs ago) she didn't want him to do anything himself. They are what we made them 😅
Because narcissists will clip the wings of one child so they never go anywhete in life because the narcissistic parent suffers from abandonment issues. It's usually the weakest child. The child in turn despises the parent for owning them.
Bingo!!
In this current screen/social media obsessed world all kids are doomed
This man needs to take a copy of his parents will to a probate attorney TOMORROW. The attorney will evaluate the will and tell him exactly what’s going to happen when the second parent passes. It’s TOO IMPORTANT to ignore what is going to be a miserable, horrific fiasco that will drag on for years to come. Trust me, I’ve been through this and the toll it took was enormous. NOW is the time to straighten this impending mess out.
Real Estate should not pass by a will,
Beneficiary Deed, No probate
Take the death certificates and $30,
Re-Title in your name.
or
Irrevocable trust.
Keep probate attorney, Judges, Courts out of Real Estate
@aolvaar8792 Irrevocable trust. It can't be contested or manipulated. Be 💯 sure you know EXACTLY what you want and where you want it to go.
My adult brother lived with my mother, rent free of course, for many years and was so mean to her.
did u try to step in and challenge him on his bad behavior??
@ Yes. He took the side of her abusive son bc she felt sorry for him since he had a bad father. I had the same bad father but that didn’t matter. I was made homeless by this compound mental illness but thankfully I had a friend of 55 years who took me in for months while I got myself together and found a place I could afford. My mother’s last two years were spent with her hateful son and firstborn cruel daughter and I went on to live in peace and harmony.
@@carriesinggood
@@carriesingNo guilt. They made their choices. Choices come with consequences. You made the right choice.
He was mean because he resented being a loser in life
I hope his parents "man up" and fix this. It's not right to leave it like this and make the caller pay the price of make tough decisions. It's their responsibilty.
We aren't entitled to anything from our parents except protected childhoods.
Let it go. Make your own way in life so you don't eye your parents' belongings with envy/greed, anticipating the day they'll die so you can have them. It's a disturbing mentality.
Set the boundaries you're comfortable with while your parents are alive. If they want you to handle things for them, tell them the conditions under which you're willing to do those things.
Build your own empire that isn't dependent on anyone else's charity.
I agree, show up for a meal... with the will, and say it's time to update, whoo hoo~it's the time, here we go...
My brother is out if the will but they won't do a trust... ugh
This is why some parents instill a sense of urgency with pushing their kids out when they reach legal age, because they become entitled adults.
It's a valid concern, but it could also cause unnecessary economic hardship on the kid. I lived with my parents until I was 22, so I basically got to do my early uni years without having to worry about rent. That means that I now have less student loan debt than I would otherwise have. I think it depends on the kid and the kind of a relationship they have with the parents.
The one good thing about having broke parents is dealing with this type of stuff.
I rather deal with this lol
EXACTLY RIGHT 😂
He should prepare a codicil to the will that he feels is fair, and present it to his parents to sign! They may not be willing to go thru the hassle of getting someone to do that for them, but would be willing to sign one if handed to them.
Put the assets on 1 or 2 revocable Trust and then dont worry about probate and you still get step up basis.
They should all have discussed these details during Thanksgiving. 😅
Let him be, if they want him to leave they can tell them!
Yes. Boundaries. Our parents, siblings, etc. get to make their own choices with their own lives.
His elderly parents are either didnt want to be the bad guys to set the will properly or they didnt want the burden of responsibility and therefore giving it to him to 'deal with'. I would stop paying towards taxes/expenses for the brother and make this clear to the parents. They SHOULD know better.
Can you do a title search on the properties to see who is on the deeds.
My parents wanted the daughter to get the house but left behind 100k in debt. Therefore she had to buy the house in order to settle their estate. She got upset about it but she got over it.
Vincent needs to hire an estate attorney for an hour. Draw up the papers. And have papers signed and witnessed. A five day job. And be done with it.
My brother lived with my parents tell they passed
My mom deed him the house
It wasn't paid for and he lost it became homeless and died that way.
Yep, it always goes to the kid who never could make it in life.
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The advice should be to see an estates lawyer. I don't know his jurisdiction, but in mine there are clear rules an estate trustee has to follow for assets not express in the will, or for assets in the remainder. Whether he has power of attorney only, or more likely that he is the executor, that does not give him any right to change the will and coercing a change can lead to court for undue inflience of the testator. Talk to a lawyer in your jurisdiction, don't take your advice from RUclips.
How can he feel like a man when his parents are footing the bills? It's an embarrassment
Currently, living with my mother while finishing graduate school and it is not easy; however, I am grateful for the accomodations. 😅
Parents rob children of the gift of accountability. This results in them subconsciously resenting their parents.
Imagine telling a 30 y/o man, clean your room.
Imagine them not working nor even doing the dishes.
Any adult 'deserves' the gift of being valuable and held to a higher standard.
My Drunken brother lived with my mom till 2019. ( was already in his fifties) .. My dad already passed And he moved in with. Mom and dad had 2 single beds when they got older He was sleeping in dads bed While sleeping with multiple women I found that disgusting.. Mom went to a nursing home but before that and I threw him out.. The one who physically threw him out was my wife. Reminds me to mind my P's and Q's. Rent free for 3 or 4 years.. Always drunk (mom and dad didn't drink in there latter years).
Same story in my family only our mother washes his sheets for him after he has female visitors. Such a sick dynamic.
Jeez so disrespectful and gross. I’ve had my fun nights with females when I was single but to do that under my mother’s roof? God no. That’s so weird and feels over the top trashy and rude
Where’s the drunken brother now ?
Nonsense, he should just resign as power of attorney, and his parents and brother can go to hell, problem solved.
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Parents are handing him a massive headache when they pass and have no direction for that rental, what crappy parents.
Yep lazy ass ones who could sort it now
In most legal systems, if there’s no will for certain part of the Estate and that part isn’t used towards paying bills or outlays - that remaining property is divided legally to all legal heirs.
The parents might not want to discuss the rental house because the brother is already on the deed.
That is something that can easily be looked up on the county website, I'm sure he has already done that
It might not have occurred to the caller to contact the tax office if the records aren’t online.
This should be dealt with now by the parents. If they want him to get the house they can gift/quitclaim it to him now. This should not be punted to a son to deal with after their death.
Wonder what his reason for cutting off contact is, could be deserved for all we know
A child usually walks away due to narcissistic abuse.
The parents' current wills may well have residue clauses (e.g., language which disposes of all of the remainder of the estate after all of the various other bequests are addressed) which would include the apartment house. That said, I agree with George and Ken. This caller needs to have an in-depth conversation with his parents about their wishes.
Rental is paying the taxes etc for bro.
The only situation where this would be ok, is if the parents are wealthy and that son has an incurable condition that makes him unable to work. Even then, the parents should have kept the deed in their name.
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@@TrazimDollare1982 Most likely.
Great advice. I wonder why the parents refuse to "deal with it". Are they intimidated by brother? Are they failing mentally? Overwhelmed by something else?
They are old, like me, and tired of the hassle!
@@bobfmirvine6652 I hear you but being old makes it even more important to get yr will sorted out before you croak.
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First of all Dave would’ve asked how much the estate is worth and then one brother to say for 1 billion/brother to get something which he’s already got it, which is the house for 20 years,,this collar/brother gets the bigger house,,, and either they split the rental house meaning they split the rent money and find a tenant I think that’s what the parents want that way they always have some money and they must have a relationship I think this brother wants to weasel his brother out of the rental property home what she feels he should get because he’s execution of the state/executioner of the Estate
Why do the parents always do do do for the kid who can't ever hit a lick in life?
Always.
Have them quitclaim the rental over to you now.
Dude starts the call fishing for compliments and congrats twice 😂
Obviously he wants to receive the rental property; otherwise why mention it.
Parents with significant assets seem to have issues with their parents very frequently. Im not sure why that is. My parents were broke and me and my parents were very close. Is it something about the extra money that makes things wierd?
It’s not the money, but the values they have regarding money.
Does brother have grandkids the grandparents want to leave anything too? I mean they are innocent in all this, so maybe take a bit of funds and start a small trust for them.
He is wimpy. Just tell them you want the rental. Open your mouth and ask for it. If you haven't asked, they might not think it's a big deal ... because you didn't push for it.
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Facts is its his parents decision. They obviously want all their kids to be taken care of. It will only be a headache for him if he fights the will. They do not have to have it in the will. Sounds like he is being shady brother. If they put in the will the the rental is split it sounds like he would be upset. He wants the property. Sounds shady to me.
If your parents are alive AND of sound mind… make them make a will? It’s not that hard. Big Bro gets this, other Bro gets everything else. They don’t even have to itemize everything else? And they sign it.
Does the brother speak to you?? If so do whats right if not wash your hands till he steps up!!
L take from Ramsey staff this time. They are acting like his opinions on what the brother get's matter. What matters is what the parents want and he was very clear that the things they wanted were things he doesn't like.
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Click bait title. The brother is not living with the parents.
Follow the will. If there's no will. Probate court will deal with it.
His brother just gets the house that he's living in now.
He just have to pay taxes and insurance now.
How it the brother not financial responsible? They don't know the whole story and why they bought him a house.
Does he even know what the will say's?
Sounds like he care's more about money then anything else.
LOL the brother is living in a house owner by the parents and not paying any of the taxes that's close enough
@@ykook7000 It's not close. It's not even close to the same.
I think the part this guy is leaving out of the story is that they are all Jehovah's Witnesses and his brother got disfellowshipped for not believing in the religion anymore and so now the caller and the parents shun the brother but in their twisted worldview they say the brother is choosing to shun them,
because "he could choose to come back to the religion any time. But he hates God so much and therefore is dangerous."
The caller is the despicable one who is not godly or human in any capacity.
Do you know the caller?
Where did you conjure this story from?
Excellent fan-fic but I don't hear any evidence of this in the call. Sounds like you may be projecting.
My wife and I disowned her parents for continued abusive narcissistic behaviors. We had 3 pastors (including their own pastors) and 3 mental health experts come to the same conclusion. When they refused to change we disowned them and went no contact permanently.
They're relatively well off financially but it was an easy choice to have a 30 year happy marriage vs a life of chaos and strife for the potential of an inheritance.
My wife and I never got a gift anywhere close to a house but we made sure to not have any financial obligations to them and stop accepting gifts of any kind when they started using them as leverage in our relationship. It's not worth it.
I think we found the brother of the caller!! ⬆️
I don't think this is the case here, but Jehovah's Witnesses do behave that way. A very unchristian religion that violates the First Amendment and forces members to shun family.
Honestly listening to what the caller said.
My soultion would be:
Make sure tha brother gets his house, make sure the caller gets his parents house.
And then talk to parents about what they want with whatever property they have and if they want the both sons sto have stakes in it or not.
If they both want the kids to inherint something beyond the house but not any other property, I'd say sell it and split down the middle between the 2 of them. Else make sure that you follow the parents wishes and not your own whims.
I wouldn’t care. Let him pay the taxes and I will move on with my life.
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Deduct the money you spent and devide invited the rest evenly.
When are you guys gonna change your stance on Crypto? It’s time to move with the times. Dave has already cost a lot of people a lot of money over telling them to sell all their crypto in a bear market… now that the US Government will be holding a BTC reserve.. surely that’s enough for you guys to grow with the times.
And when are you going to realize it isn't a reliable investment? It has not proved itself over time yet. It's volatile and for all the grand speeches about privacy the Canadian government wasted no time sabotaging the truckers' protest. And that was a peaceful protest. In a developed, supposedly democratic country. So no, we don't you finance bros whatsoever
Until I can use crypto in my local grocery store I don’t want to hear about crypto.