She barked up the wrong tree

"So if there are any parents reading this story, please keep an eye on your children..."

Like father, not like son?

"She’s since brought it up multiple times, saying I’m ‘hoarding toys from actual children’ and making her feel unwelcome."

What's that saying? "You get what you get and you don't get upset"?

"They either ‘forget’ their wallets, claim they’ll Venmo me later (spoiler: they never do), or outright assume I’ll take care of it."

"They’ve even started a smear campaign in our PTA group..."

"She became increasingly sassy about the situation, leaving us feeling defeated and, frankly, a little targeted."

"Really seems like the kind of thing you should call ahead and ask about."

"The money was in a sealed account until kiddo was 18 and they couldn't access it if they wanted to."

"She got upset and said I was being selfish and punishing her kids for something that wasn’t their fault."

"We will respect her when she understand that respect is earned, not given."

"Now sister in law can only use the place if she gets confirmation that none of us will be there, so basically never. She’s still freaking out..."

"My entire life I’ve always been the outsider and they made sure I knew that, harshly. It was worse whenever I succeeded in life."

“Why do people make this job so hard?”

Imagine the stress of missing a connecting flight you didn't even know you had to catch, and then on top of that, you had to transport back to the 1950s when it was still considered professional for an employee to flirt with you while they're on the job.