If you have a normal, run-of-the-mill family, the holiday season is likely a polarizing time for the entire group. While we love our in-laws, siblings, cousins, and parents, spending any length of time together reminds us why we moved out in the first place the day we turned 18 years old. So when we’re all gathered to enjoy a single meal every year–Thanksgiving–you might be prepared to see some feathers fly. 

Bear witness to some gobbling and some squabbling that totally out-does your family drama at home–behold, the tales of u/Sad_Inspection_7004 on that fateful night in November (last Thursday). 

After agreeing to host Thanksgiving dinner for their families, this young couple was excited to carry out long-standing traditions by cooking multiple dishes side-by-side with their in-laws. They bought turkey, drinks, pies, green beans, and a whole multitude of delicious appetizers, but when the father-in-law insisted on cooking 8 different casserole dishes in addition, things got a little dicey at the end of the night. Keep scrolling for the audacious tale of a family split over splitting the bill when the FIL essentially invoiced his daughter-in-law for reimbursement on cooking supplies… In her own kitchen!