Families can be difficult and for the most part, you want to help them when you can.

What would you do if your parents kicked your younger sibling out of the house, stole their money, and completely disowned them?

That is what happened to the couple in this story, so the husband made sure that the company he worked for no longer used dad as a supplier, costing him lots of money.

They kicked out my sister in law when she came out, So I forced them to sell the same house.

My sister in law came out as a trans woman when she was 18.

My wonderful in laws kicked her out of the house then and there.

They told her to leave the house and threw her out at 8 PM with no money or even any documents and her father took the car keys from her too.

She had to walk 8 miles to get to our place.

Poor kid.

She was crying and we took her in.

This is horrible behavior but my husband and I would have just cut them off if it was all they did but they doubled down.

They refused to hand over any of the documents and my Brother in Law had to go over and barge into their house to get them. They also cleaned up all the money in a joint account.

She had saved up 8K working part time all through high school.

They took the money and also sold her car which was in their name.

They were trying to ruin her life as much as they could.

He should have thought of that.

My father in law is a small time businessman and his biggest account was supplying my employer. I had helped him get the contract and it was very lucrative for him.

My employer was a family business and they treated long term employees more like family than as employees.

I was talking to my boss about what happened.

He told me that if I could find someone within 5% range of the price my father in law offered, they would make the switch.

He was determined to replace his father-in-law.

My father in law offered us really great rates, He was very good at his job but he had messed up the contract because even though we always brought from him, we weren’t obligated to buy from him.

We could switch suppliers anytime but he got complacent and assumed we wouldn’t switch suppliers.

It took me six months of painful searching to find a supplier who could replace him and get us great rates.

This was not a major part of my duties and I had to put in way more hours than normal to find the supplier but when I did find them, I waited for a month before informing my boss.

See, My in laws had been planning to do major renovation for a long time and it involved tearing down a major portion of their house.

Perfect timing.

I waited until the renovation work had truly started before informing my boss.

We started to get supplies from the new supplier the next month itself.

It crushed his business.

It messed up his unit economics and he had to scramble to find new customers.

They ended having to sell their house to save the business and they didn’t get a good rate for it because the house was well half torn down when they sold it.

My In laws did try to get money from my brother in law but he told them no.

Eight years is a long time.

My father in law is a decent business man and he did crawl his way out of the hole they dug for themselves but even 8 years later they still haven’t bought a new house.

I have heard they are still sour about what happened.

I mean, I was just doing my job and if they had just kicked her out, they would still had the house.

This person took his revenge seriously.

Let’s see what the people in the comments on Reddit say about the situation.

It just doesn’t make sense.

100% Agree.

It is a very sad story.

Sadly, there are lots of terrible people.

It doesn’t make sense.

Actions have consequences.

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