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Originally Posted by look 171

Now that we are on this subject, I will spill a little of my guts to you guys.

My sis, the only sibling, and I get along great. I always pay when it comes to lunches and dinners. Its neither me or my father even with other guest. When my dad retired, I always picked up the tab, my sis would do it sometimes without asking. Its no big deal, we are all family. She goes and get merry and this is where thing go south. Her dumb ass husband, from Canada (not that it has anything to do with it) decides to screw up a great thing we have going within our family. He's never picked up the tab, ever. He comes to eat, brushes his ass off with his hands and goes to watch TV in the other room while all of us and helping to clean up the dinner table and stick dishes in the washer. Never brings anything, but will pack up all the left over for the next week. I always pick up dinner tabs doesn't matter who's dins with us. Its no big deal but this fooking guy, I am tired of babying him. My sister has become like that too. Its sad that my mom and I both do not enjoy his company. He doesn't say siht during the whole time while we eat. No contribution to any of the conversations. He wants to borrow my truck but wants me to drive it to their house and my sister gives me a ride back. He expects my wife to drive me so I can go and pick up the truck after he done with it. His thinking is, my wife is a stay home mom, so why not? He took the truck from me once, with a full tank of diesel. When he returned it, it has a 1/4 tank left. He dropped the keys off in the mail box. I really don't understand how people can become like that. Oh, my sister will call about the truck. He's never called me once. Sorry about the rant. Needed to get it off my chest. My wife has heard enough from me.

I think somethimes the in laws are the ones screwing thing up?

Sounds like a real wanker.

Maybe you should play this scene out. Jason Statham seems like a persuasive guy. A couple of minor changes to the dialog and you're good to go.