Someone needs to step up and take care of this young lady!
Is the food really the issue, or is something else on the menu?
Kate should’ve been more understanding instead of seeming to expect her sister-in-law to say yes no matter what.
Babysitting family should be considered a nice thing to do, not an obligation.
Not wanting to babysit is one thing, but not making an exception in an emergency situation is quite different.
If her sister wants an “experience,” she can have that when she gets married.
It seems reasonable to ask the aunt to replace what she threw away.
Seems like they’re both winners here.
It was given to her fair and square.
Family lessons or personal attacks? It’s a thin line between wisdom and shade!
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