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Input: So for context, I live in an area where although marijuana is illegal, it's not strictly enforced. The police normally just take the weed and be on their way. He's approaching 18 years of age.

He does it consistently every day, comes back late and high when my parents are asleep and I'm just going to bed. I wouldn't normally care, he's got a job and he can do whatever he wants, but a couple of things have changed.

One : He's getting quite a bit into debt with my parents, they've lent him money for a new car after he crashed his old one, he has a crap ton of insurance to pay, and has racked up about 10-12 parking tickets (that I know of), that he refuses to pay.

Two : He's driving constantly while high. I've heard it's not as bad as drink driving, but given that he drives badly anyway it's slightly worrying.

Would I be the asshole for snitching? I generally don't feel comfortable with the idea, but I think my parents have a right to know if they're helping finance him. I did tell him I wouldn't tell our parents when I first asked him about it, but have since regretted saying that. 



telling my parents that my brother is buying and smoking weed