I Never Told My Son-In-Law I Own The Company He Works For As CEO. | A TRUE STORY | FAMILY STORY.

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  @sabrinastallworth5635 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Bye Julian....YOU'RE ARE FIRED!!!

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  @sandraallen774 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Fire the arrogant ass. He deserves it. Sad his parents think more of their standing in society then their own son especially since at least half of the money embezzled was given to them. They should also be held partially responsible for that. Good story thanks for sharing 😊

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  @sharon22669 · 1 month ago

  I know a couple of mulmillionaires. How did our circles cross? They don't boast and live like everyone else.. They pick and choose what they spend. One is one of my closest friends.  IF they were like Julian, they would have amassed wealth.  Marcus taught the inlaws a valuable lesson!

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  @diegowilson9711 · 1 month ago

  I love that the daughter was already ahead of the game.

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  @DianRentsch-xy4mf · 1 month ago

  Listening in the Texas Hill Country.  How could his daughter not know what her dad did for a living?  Ask anyone on the street and they will tell you what their dad does.

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  @jvillebil13 · 2 months ago

  I have an older brother who started an architect and engineering firm in Orlando. He became a multimillionaire. He is always lived very frugal. He will buy an SUV and drive it till it has 350,000 miles.

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  @lindalapre6357 · 2 months ago

  Good story 👏 🙌 you did the right thing for  her.

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• TO

  @TobsSadoo · 2 months ago

  Too many times we elevate others only for them to forget where they came from...what's happening to humility ... with some being so ungrateful

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• JU

  @juanitab9505 · 2 months ago (edited)

  If Julian’s parents were from old money, why had he needed his father-in-law to rise in business? Fired!!❤❤❤❤❤

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  @michelledesilva3185 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Money n power will reveal one’s true colours n pride comes before a fall. He deserves to be fired.

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  @vonheise · 1 month ago (edited)

  Tennessee...   A Sam Walton type story with a lot of vitriol tossed in.  Some choose to live above their mean, so live as they are able, and some continue like they started, regardless of income.  We struggled when the kids were small as my wife stayed home to care for them, and we did fight about money at times, but I lived as frugal as I could, taking my lunch to work.  Then we both saved all we could in our 401ks and separate emergency funds savings accounts.  Now retired, we travel and live as we want, but it took some time to learn to finally spend instead of saving.  I still put back a little each month from my military retirement.

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  @shinjisuzuki1251 · 1 month ago

  Aaahh, that felt good. FIRED!

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