 Maybe they'll choose to forgive. That's always good. But if they don't, well, that's on you. But this scenario that I just described is one that probably doesn't apply to most or even a large preponderance of the cases where an adult child is kicked out of the house. I don't think that's happening very often. It's certainly not common, right? Here's what's more common. And this is what's justified in my view. Not just justified, but necessary, I think. You can and should make your adult child leave your house if they are lazy and