If you suddenly find out that your brother-in-law is involved in shady schemes and has withdrawn 700…

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If you suddenly find out that your brother-in-law is involved in shady schemes and has withdrawn 700,000... He literally just turned 18 yesterday. His parents support him and rent an apartment for him. At home, he's lazy and doesn't help with chores. He withdrew this money illegally through a third party. And this is likely just the beginning, so he could get caught. What to do: tell his parents or stay silent? He's his mom's favorite, and if anything happens, she'll go crazy... And his dad has already had two heart attacks 😖
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Olga
Are you sure about this? If so, I'd talk to your brother first.
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Tatyana
He doesn't care at all.
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Tatyana
Mom, no
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Milki
Well, I wouldn't tell your parents. You should talk to your brother yourself.
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Olchik
You need to do something anyway
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Elena
Then tell her to pity the father
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Setlana
I wouldn't say anything. Let him be responsible for his own actions.
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Tatyana
I don't know what, he doesn't care, he says he knows... no no... turn him in? To the cops? 🤷️
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Tatyana
Sometimes moms can yell or influence things, I don't know.
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Kristin★
Setlana +.
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Tatyana
Setlana It's about parents realizing we knew and stayed silent.
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firuza manafova
If she yells, she'll just ruin her own nerves and health. I'm sure his behavior is unlikely to change. How many people actually listen to their parents after being yelled at? None. He's a grown man now. It's better if you talk to him yourself, calmly explain the real consequences of his schemes. If he takes your words to heart, great. If not, he'll have to deal with the fallout himself, and maybe that will be the best lesson.
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Timeryaeva Rezeda
It depends on the scheme, it's hard to say. Those who learned easy money at a young age will have a really tough time later on.
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