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Alan is feeling down, so Charlie comes up with what he claims is the perfect way to give his brother’s life some meaning: Alan should finally start paying rent. After living in Charlie’s Malibu house completely free for more than five years, Charlie thinks having a monthly bill might actually motivate Alan to get back to work. 🏠💰😂

Charlie calls his plan the classic “carrot and stick.” Paying rent will give Alan a reason to find a job—that’s the carrot. And if Alan falls behind on his payments, Charlie gets to hit him with a stick—which, according to Charlie, is his carrot. 🥕😂🪵

Surprisingly, Alan likes the idea. He thinks contributing financially and pulling his own weight might make him feel better about himself. But when he assumes paying rent will also give him some say over what happens in the house, Charlie immediately shuts that idea down. Alan may become a tenant, but Charlie definitely isn’t giving up control. 🤣🏡🙅‍♂️

The brothers finally agree on a monthly amount, and Alan proudly says that taking responsibility is long overdue. Charlie knows exactly how overdue: five years, two months and eleven days. Alan agrees that the rent will be due on the first of every month. 💵📅😆

But Alan’s newfound responsibility lasts only seconds. Since the current month has already begun, he suggests starting next month. Then he remembers the holidays and proposes waiting until the New Year. Finally, he brings up the uncertain economy and suggests they may even need to renegotiate the amount. 📉🎄😂

Within minutes, Alan has gone from proudly agreeing to pay rent to finding every possible excuse to postpone it. Charlie wanted to motivate his brother to become financially responsible—but Alan is already negotiating like a tenant determined never to actually pay. 😂💸🏠