Wooooo Saaa thanksgiving

Which one would get you --- irritated the most.... A. You come to the Thanksgiving table , this year ----after water fasting, all morning so you can 'be ready to eat' ... All the sides look great, pies , corn bread and all. But the Main dish??? It's mashed Vienna Sausages- in a turkey shaped mold... They called it Vien-erky. B. The day before Thanksgiving- you ask your spouse to drive to the store to get macaroni noodles ( ran out of them) -the trip takes HIM six hours- to come back and he came back- with a bag full of groceries but NO Macaroni noodles. He looks like- he wants you throw him out of the house. C. You host a Thanksgiving party at your home, a guest gets too drunk. you lay them down in your bedroom -to 'sleep it off'. Hours later- You come back to check on them and they have vomit 🤮 all over your bed. Your favorite holiday luxury collection bedding. D. You and your boyfriend are supposed to go out to your favorite restaurant for thanksgiving. Your co parenting EX- knocks on your front door giving back your children - because he says 'he is sick , thinks he got walking double pneumonia' and can't take the children this weekend. He is dressed up , wearing his favorite cologne. He only had the children for 2 hours and he is ready to give them back. He looks like, he wants someone to slam the door in his face.
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Option B is hitting hard right now because I told my husband at least 5 times he needed to get white wine yesterday and today comes around and he got no white wine because he said “I can just get it today”… but we now live in a state where theres no sell of alcohol on thanksgiving day soooo 🤬

@Andrea 😫😫

I need a pic of said vien-urkey 😂😂

@Heidi 😆

From my experience if a guest feels sick I wouldn’t put them anywhere but somewhere easiest to clean😂 my grama hosted a lot and my aunt, cousin etc got sick and she had white everything I just know better by now guests get expendable things🤷‍♀️

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