You know how everyone has a right to make their own decisions and spend their money how they like, but sometimes it just leaves you shaking your head? This is one of those stories.
Husband's friends Clark and Lois spent around $800,000 building a house (in a market where less than half that would have bought them a perfectly grand house).
So now this house is complete and it's moving time. Clark has asked his friends, us included, to help them move, because I guess after spending most of a million on a house, they have none leftover to hire movers for a couple hundred. Husband planned to go (5 hours from where we live now) and help, and that night Clark and friends would play RPGs and have fun after working all day.
Clark just e-mailed that Lois made the comment, "If your friends come and don't help move and just play stupid games until 3 am, I'm going to be pissed."
Yeah, because your husband's friends....who all have families and BETTER THINGS TO DO...are helping you move (Husband and another friend are each driving 4-5 hours for this)...so the best thing to do is insult them. I actually have no idea why Clark shared this with his friends, because if my wife behaved like that I wouldn't want anyone to know.
My son and I are going to Husband's hometown with him to stay with the in-laws while he does the moving. I thought about offering to come help too, but I have better things to do. Like go to aqua-zumba with my mother-in-law and play with the barn cats. Also I don't think I could be civil to Lois, and I am not really supposed to know any of this anyway...
Husband's friends Clark and Lois spent around $800,000 building a house (in a market where less than half that would have bought them a perfectly grand house).
So now this house is complete and it's moving time. Clark has asked his friends, us included, to help them move, because I guess after spending most of a million on a house, they have none leftover to hire movers for a couple hundred. Husband planned to go (5 hours from where we live now) and help, and that night Clark and friends would play RPGs and have fun after working all day.
Clark just e-mailed that Lois made the comment, "If your friends come and don't help move and just play stupid games until 3 am, I'm going to be pissed."
Yeah, because your husband's friends....who all have families and BETTER THINGS TO DO...are helping you move (Husband and another friend are each driving 4-5 hours for this)...so the best thing to do is insult them. I actually have no idea why Clark shared this with his friends, because if my wife behaved like that I wouldn't want anyone to know.
My son and I are going to Husband's hometown with him to stay with the in-laws while he does the moving. I thought about offering to come help too, but I have better things to do. Like go to aqua-zumba with my mother-in-law and play with the barn cats. Also I don't think I could be civil to Lois, and I am not really supposed to know any of this anyway...
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