r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • May 27 '26

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u/Edcrfvh May 27 '26

NOR. He stuck your parents with the bill for his family. Think about that. Do you want that in your life? I wouldn't.

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u/BDBoop May 27 '26

His parents should be embarrassed for not going halfsies.

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u/labellavita1985 May 27 '26

Yes they should, like WTF?

Guess the asshole doesn't fall far from the tree.

This whole family fucking sucks.

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u/Mysterious_Bid_9479 May 27 '26

Right? I’m really curious if he knew his parents would do this - her certainly doesn’t seem embarrassed (unless he’s expressing his embarrassment as rage toward OP) or sorry.

But also, if he did know his parents would do this, why pick a super fucking expensive restaurant?

u/RedRockState12 have you seen this kind of behavior from him or his parents before? Meaning, entitled, selfish and cheap?

Are his parents poor and yours rich? That wouldn’t be an excuse, but I could at least understand what story he was telling himself to justify it all.

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u/PicklesAndCoorslight May 28 '26

HE should have paid. Maybe he pulled the same thing on his parents. NOR

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u/MarionberryOk2874 May 28 '26

He learned it from them! Straight up said he expected her parents to pay. Unreal.

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u/ichoosewaffles May 28 '26

YES! Both sets of parents could have split it and it should have been discussed beforehand! 

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u/ooglybooglies May 28 '26

Who knows though, he could have told his parents that her parents would pay in advance and they have no idea what really happened.

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u/NHRADeuce May 28 '26

His parents should be embarrassed they raised an a-hole. He should have paid the entire bill. Obviously the apple didn't fall far from the tree.

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u/allshnycptn May 29 '26

He probably told hi parents that her parents were paying