Family feuds often start over a mix of emotional triggers and practical conflicts. Common sparks include:
· Inheritance or money: Disputes over wills, property, or financial inequality.
· Personal betrayals: Infidelity, broken trust, or perceived disloyalty.
· Unresolved grudges: Old arguments that resurface or were never addressed.
· External influences: New partners, in-laws, or friends stirring tension.
· Values or lifestyle clashes: Differences in beliefs, traditions, or life choices.
· Sibling rivalry: Competition for attention, approval, or resources.
Feuds often deepen when pride, poor communication, or the refusal to apologize get in the way of reconciliation. 💔🗣️
Healing usually takes humility, honest conversation, and sometimes outside help like mediation or therapy.

Well, boo, riled up does mean agitated/angry.
New answer:
I reckon money & responsibilities with the younger family members.