It’s sad, but true…

Some people out there like to take advantage of the kindness of others!

In today’s story, a man who was nice enough to let his brother and sister-in-law live with him, but then he get fed up with something that his sister-in-law did.

Read his story and see what you think about it.

AITA for having my SIL’s truck towed off my property?

“I (31M) have never really gotten along with my SIL (25F).

She and my brother (30M) lived with me for about a year when the pandemic started. A few months in one of her friends passed away and she took possession of a broken down later 1980s truck.

He made a deal with her.

She had the truck towed to my property and I told her that if she wanted to keep it there she needed to get it running and tagged so that it was in line with the city ordinances.

A few months down the road she didn’t touch it and in fact, started throwing trash in the bed. When they moved out a few months ago I reiterated that she needs to get the car running and tagged, or move it somewhere else.

Uh oh…

Recently I had a new neighbor move in and they told the city that I had a broken down car in my yard. The cops came by and told me I had a month the fix the problem. I contacted my brother and SIL to inform them and they still haven’t done anything about it.

With the deadline coming up I decided I was done with trying to get them to tow it. I called a local tow company and explained everything to them and they were more than happy to remove it.

They explained that they would tow it and inform the two that they can come to pick it up at the tow yard and pay the tow fee.

You can probably guess what happened next…

Honestly, I’m happy to be rid of the truck, but the other day my brother called and yelled at me for towing it.

He said that I was a jerk because that truck was the only thing she had left of her friend.

I explained that I had the city getting on me about it and that I would have to pay a fee for the truck if they didn’t do something.

I told them I gave them multiple chances, but they kept putting it off.

AITA?”

Here’s what readers had to say about this.

This person said he’s NTA.

Another reader agreed.

This individual shared their thoughts.

And another reader weighed in.

He told her he wanted that truck off his property multiple times…

If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws a free place to stay in exchange for babysitting, but things changed when they don’t hold up their end of the bargain.