Halloween is behind us, and now we can finally look ahead to the next great holiday. Thanksgiving gives us all an excuse to eat until we can’t button our pants and fall asleep in front of the TV. What’s not to love?
But cooking a Thanksgiving meal for an entire family is no easy feat, and it’s easy to take the time and money that goes into the meal for granted. So what if you had to pay $30 to your family in order to enjoy the turkey and stuffing?
This was the question posed on Twitter, and people had a lot to say.
So the topic on the TL is Thanksgiving dinners? Would y’all actually pay FAMILY $30 for a meal you’ve always eaten for free? 🤔 #BrokeandSexy pic.twitter.com/wZ9ICMjY2t
— BLACK&SEXY.TV (@BlackandSexyTV) November 1, 2017
Not surprisingly, most people were NOT here for it.
Imagine showing up at ya grandma’s house and she’s like “it’s $10 to get in, $30 if you’re eating”
— ✨♈️April 11✨ (@MsLaFitteTweets) November 1, 2017
Catch food poisoning at the $30 Thanksgiving and gotta call the Department of Health on them like pic.twitter.com/TW8JUnvCIb
— Fast Times (@KarateSkool) November 1, 2017
But what would the $30 include? Can you get seconds? Is this a buffet-style, all-you-can-eat deal? What about drinks?
When you don't got the $30 so ya Aunt locks you out the House from attending the Dinner pic.twitter.com/VNaTLwxRzT
— REESE HENDRIX!!!! (@Resse_Hendrix) November 1, 2017
But there were some people — aka the family cooks — who pointed out just how much it costs to make the meal.
"Can u put in $30 for Thanksgiving?
— frappaSHEINo RICO (@alysSAWRAH) November 1, 2017
Me: No
"Will u host then?"
Me: No
"Help cook?"
Me: No
"Bring a dish?"
Me: No
"So u not coming?"
Me: I am pic.twitter.com/aZgDquqSke
So, where do you stand on the debate?
