r/AITA My Aunt Stole My Inheritance

9:56 That's me! I didn't catch a fly ball unfortunately. However, I did get free merchandise.

Grandpa isn't full there. That stunt isn't legal

Story 1: Man stories like this just baffle me… Op is the only one actually HELPING his Grandpa, while his leech of a family just takes from him. Then they have the actual AUDACITY to give OP crap for no longer helping… in the famous words of r/slash “…okay…then YOU DO IT!!!”

Third Story, NTA: OP's friend just want a free photo shoot and OP refused to do so. OP isn't obligated to do something so exhausting as a photoshoot, especially for free

The photographer story. I agree that its hypocritical that she said no then expects him to do that.

First Story, NTA: Crazy how the aunt said OP only helped for their own benefit but no one helped at all. Everyone wants to judge OP for being the only one helping but no one else is helping. Since OP won't get the apartment, the responsibility for helping grandpa now falls on this aunt

First story: NTA, if I were OP, I would probably get a lawyer involved since the Grandpa may not have been of sound mind at the time of transferring the apartment to the aunt.

Second OP needs to keep an eye out to see if his girlfriend sees him as a partner or just someone to support her family.

For that last story. It's funny that no one understands "No!" until you add curse words to it. Suddenly everyone hears it loud and clear and are mad that you dropped a curse.

For the last story, my question is, why didn't McDonald's kick her out? She was clearly Panhandling and bothering the customers