r/AITA for Refusing to Give My Bro My Inheritance?

Sorry about the poor commentary the other day. Sometimes I struggle to find a good balance in commentary. Should I be funny or serious? Whose side should I take? Do I talk about the dark stuff or not? I definitely don't get it right all the time. Sorry about my poor judgment. Plus, Reddit commenters tend to be cruel and harsh. YouTube commenters tend to be kind and forgiving. Sometimes I give commentary that will appeal to one audience, which pisses off the other.

I’m so glad rSlash listened and not only apologized, but also removed the video entirely. It’s inevitable that in a profession like this, you’re going to have a bad take every now and then, or even a horrendous take every once in a blue moon. But what’s important is you acknowledge that it was a shitty take, apologize for it, and take steps to atone such as removing the content with the aforementioned bad take.

I appreciate Rslash taking responsibility and taking the video down. Everyone has a bad take sometimes.

Really appreciate him not silently deleting the video, but also talk about it, a step in the right direction

See, *specific problematic youtubers here*, THIS is how you make an apology video. Address, acknowledge, correct. No musical instrument, no hour long video defending yourself. You made a mistake, and corrected it. 10/10, still my favorite youtuber to listen to at work.

I’M GONNA BE SO REAL, CARPENTER BEES ARE BUMBLE BEES IN MY HEART THAT’S WHY I CALL THEM BUMBLY BEES. I KNOW THEY’RE DIFFERENT BUT THEY’RE SO FAT AND BUMBLY

Story 3: While party was for the sister's engagement, it doesn't mean she can ignore other people's allergy issues. That is very dangerous. As for the pregnancy announcement, I'm guessing that announcement was intended for later but because the sister wouldn't stop insisting on bringing in the dog, the husband had to say "My wife is pregnant, allergic reactions will only make things worse, please stop" to make her stop

I like bees as well, mostly honey bees, but I didn't know carpenter bees can look like bumblebees.

When rslash said he is a dog person, I imagined he has this childhood photo of him hugging a tiny horse while thinking it's a dog.

Last story: There is a man I heard of years ago who is famous for extreme eating competitions and record-setting with swift/large volume eating. Atheltic build, not overweight at all. He can eat a lot because he has a genetic anomaly. His stomach is larger than average and sits far lower in his body than normal. Having a genetic advantage in a competition/contest is not your fault so long as there aren't any SPECIFIC rules that prohibit people like that from participating.