Am I wrong for wanting my family to pitch in a little on the thanksgiving food? I mean I've bought…
Am I wrong for wanting my family to pitch in a little on the thanksgiving food? I mean I've bought everything already. My sis bought $39 of the food counting last nights dinner. My brother bought $40 of the food and my stepdad to begin with said he would buy a cooked dinner for $60 until i said I was going to cook. So since I spent about $112 on food would it be wrong to ask him for the $60 for his and my moms part?? I could use that $60 to get diapers wipes and a jacket for work lol. They never feel they have to give anything for the food I buy and cook
deleted-user·
They should definitely pitch in. This year my grandma is doing the turkey, potatoes, and stuffing, I'm doing the deserts, my aunt is doing a casserole, and my mom is pitching in $20 cuz she can't cook 😂
Melissa·
We have a big gathering at my sisters house. We all bring something. We're in charge of wine😂😂😂
Only because my husband makes it. All we have bottled is honey wine. So the pregnant lady is going to the liquor store today. Priceless!
Lovemyminime·
Thanks y'all. I've asked my mom to ask my stepdad for $60 for me. Idk if he gave it to her or not or she might of spent it if he did who knows lol. I just thought since we live together they could help by pitching in too. I'm always buying food for everybody and cooking though so I guess they've gotten use to it.