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The behaviour displayed by the owner and his father is deeply inappropriate. The father continues to post online, expressing resentment about his relative’s former business and attaching conspiracy theories to its closure. Your relative sold her business decades ago because it was no longer wanted—there is nothing mysterious about it. Claiming “work ethic” while spreading conspiracy theories only exposes the contradiction. If you’re willing to distort the truth publicly, it’s clear the narrative you’re pushing now isn’t honest.
You or your father even drag unrelated businesses—like Alvin Painting—into your posts, as if trying to imply some connection that doesn’t exist. It’s a sad and transparent attempt to redirect attention and mask what you’re actually upset about. Someone choosing to close their business, or your claim that they weren’t paying taxes, has absolutely nothing to do with you or your son’s business. So why bring it up? It’s a distraction meant to cover your own bitterness and provide a false sense of validation.
Resorting to social media to spread misinformation about others does not change history, nor does it elevate your credibility.
Given the ongoing pattern of false statements—particularly about people’s backgrounds—I will not be engaging with the Budziewicz family in any capacity. Accountability is unavoidable, and everyone is expected to meet their obligations, including tax responsibilities.