We all love a good prank, but what happens when a prank goes too far and ends up costing someone their prized possession? Meet our 20-year-old techie who saved up all year to buy the latest iPhone, only to have it destroyed by his prankster brother. The brother, 23, is an aspiring YouTuber trying to make some extra cash for his upcoming baby. But when the prank goes wrong and the iPhone is beyond repair, who should foot the bill? Let’s dive into this dramatic story!
Prankster Brother’s Plan

The Pricey Prank

Broken Beyond Repair

The $1200 Demand

Brother’s Reluctant Payment

The Moral Dilemma

Brother Finds the Post

Reality Check ✋

Brother Breaks Down

Second Thoughts

Baby’s Delivery and Money Decisions

The Great iPhone Debacle: Who’s Right?
In a whirlwind of pranks, broken iPhones, and upcoming babies, our 20-year-old techie is left with a moral dilemma after his brother’s prank destroys his prized possession. The brother eventually pays the $1200 for a new iPhone, but accuses our protagonist of taking money from his unborn child. As emotions run high and reality checks are delivered, our techie contemplates sending the money back or giving it to the brother’s ex-girlfriend for the baby’s needs. Who’s in the right here? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this wild situation!
NTA, brother’s destructive ‘prank’ shows immaturity and lack of responsibility

“Aspiring prank youtuber” commits crimes on camera, NTA, questionable parenting

“NTA, that’s not a prank. You break it, you bought it.”

Prank gone wrong: NTA, he broke it, he pays for it

Prank gone wrong: Brother’s destructive income needs a reality check

NTA: Baby shower gift = framed prank definition, not vandalism.

NTA calls out brother’s irresponsible behavior and lack of income

NTA. He broke the phone. He needed to replace it.
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Is OP’s brother really 23 or Vincent Adultman in disguise?

NTA. Brother’s questionable parenting skills meet aspiring prank YouTubers.

NTA. Brother’s prank backfires, destroys phone. Is he ready for fatherhood?

Pranks should be harmless fun, not destructive and hurtful.

NTA: Prank backfires, baby vs. iPhone leads to small claims court

Prank gone wrong? NTA calls out the asshole’s antics!

Deliberate destruction of property? Definitely not the a**hole!

Brother’s immature prank raises doubts about his parenting abilities

Gaslighting brother destroys phone, victim seeks compensation

Savage comment shuts down irresponsible brother’s parenting skills

“NTA: You break it, you buy it” – Fair deal!

NTA, but is buying a new iPhone every year worth it?

NTA: Taking money from his baby’s mouth? Not cool
