Stepdad Tricks Broke Stepson Out Of His Laptop, Has No Idea It Will Cost Him Much More
They say an eye for an eye will make the whole world blind, but what do you do when the people closest to you decide to take advantage of you?
Reddit user TheKungFuPanda submitted a story to r/ProRevenge about the time his stepdad scammed him out of his laptop and then made sure he knew exactly how “easy” it was to do it.
The guy felt like he just couldn’t let it slide, so he decided to use the same trick on the old man and his car.
It pays off to know your way around cars
Image credits: NataKor5 / Envato (not the actual photo)
Especially when you can’t rely on those around you
Image credits: FabrikaPhoto / Envato (not the actual photo)
Image credits: thekungfupanda
Image credits: thekungfupanda
As people reacted to his story, the man shared more details about his stepdad and what happened that day
Cool story, didn't happen. All based around the assumption that the moment you start getting engine lights you're going to immediately assume the car is scrap, and that the author would be able to guarantee that reaction. Oh, and that the owner would immediately know the scrap value for their car (which would have been considerably more than that anyway when this was written, indeed, still would be).
Cool story, didn't happen. All based around the assumption that the moment you start getting engine lights you're going to immediately assume the car is scrap, and that the author would be able to guarantee that reaction. Oh, and that the owner would immediately know the scrap value for their car (which would have been considerably more than that anyway when this was written, indeed, still would be).




















































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