r/AITA for Keeping My $2,000,000 Lottery Winnings?

as someone who actually as of late has had my uncle pay private for my 93-year-old grandmother and I was the one to accompany her. It’s absolutely necessary. The issue really is the mobility of getting around an airport is just not doable at 93 years old. The beauty of Private flights is you don’t have to go through security or do any of that. You basically just walk right up to the plane so it skips a lot of the headache of having to deal with airport not letting you push their wheelchair and having my grandma forget constantly what we’re doing because she has dementia. We just get on the plane get to our destination get off and get picked up by a relative without any hassle.

Story 1. That story just reinforces my idea of not telling anyone about your financial gains, especially if it's a large amount. I'll tell only my spouse.

"I'm allowed to criticize if I'm being served dog shit." My wife would literally serve me dog shit if I said something like that

Flight story: the difference between say first class and a private flight would be personalized service. They are extremely elderly and basically require Non-Stop assistance. They are getting that if they have to find a way to the airport, get in the TSA line, then get in first class where are the flight attendants are busy with literally everybody else. On a private flight, they are literally the only passengers and so can be taken care of for anything at any time

Story 3: At a guess, not having to deal with a lot of crowds, spreading germs, is probably what makes a private flight better for 90 year-olds in bad health.

Fifth Story, NTA: If OP's husband has a problem with her breakfast, he can get up and cook himself breakfast if her food is "so bad"

If my child won that kind of money and offered to give me and my wife 750,000 pounds I would be over the moon. I would even be more happy that they are investing the money.

Fourth Story, NTA: This kid didn’t work no 4 hours lmao. What OP asked was reasonable; if he worked those hours, a third party should confirm it but until then OP goes based on what they saw

Regarding flying the grandparents privately, I imagine saving them all the hassles of TSA, hours of waiting and possible layover stops would be an immense relief of stress and possibility for difficulties. It will give both the grandparents and extended family a sense of relief. If they can afford it, I think it's a lovely thing to do.

13:27 this sounds a lot like the old school mentality some husbands had where they'd deride their wives cooking no matter how good it was to "keep them trying harder"