Dinner

"My wife is mad at me, and my wife's parents I'm sure are not thrilled as well," explained the man who walked out on his wife's birthday dinner.

"She's charging upscale restaurant prices without ANY overhead at all. I dare say they got swindled," read one comment.

She said that for the past two months whenever she tries to start a conversation with him he will just "sit and stare."

"Kitty is very vocal so once he's hungry he'll usually come over to have a conversation," said the pets' owner.

"I knew I was about to say something I really regretted, so I slammed my plate on the table and told her to get out," the woman wrote.

One commenter wrote, "They crossed a boundary you very respectfully put in place. That's not okay no matter what your boundary was."

A clinical counselor told Newsweek how the pair can reconcile their disagreement.

"I'd much rather be on this date than the ones I get off Hinge," one commenter said, referring to the dating app.

"Your wife is dating your neighbor and you think he should pay you?" one commenter asked.

A woman has been supported online after sharing her dismay over how a dinner bill was divided unfairly.

"I [bet] this is the tip of an abuse iceberg," one user said.

"This man is totally ignorant and needs educating," one user said.

Many users on Reddit sided with the wife, who said feeding her kids "pink" chicken "won't kill them."

"The subtle hint for food by the two dogs is hardly noticeable," one user said.

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Given that Trump never apologizes for anything he has done and is unlikely to disavow his dinner companions, this incident shouldn't be forgotten.

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"This is so sweet," a viewer wrote. "This might be some people's only thanksgiving meal. It's so nice they did this."

While the turkey is the star of the show, its trusty support team of side dishes are the true dinner table MVPs.

Newsweek spoke to a mom-of-eight who spends three days preparing for the national holiday.

With Thanksgiving around the corner, here's a list of all food your dog can and cannot eat from your festive plate.

"Enjoy your perfectly cooked meat this year, OP. You won't get the chance to host Thanksgiving again. [You're The A******]." one user said.

"Ask what's important to them—the friendship or the dish," etiquette expert Elaine Swann told Newsweek.

"She was so flabbergasted that she didn't know whether to spit her water or drink it," wrote one viewer.

They pointed out that their boyfriend had visited their parents' several times and never paid, and he said that if they asked he would have, but they never did.

One relative argued the other kids in the family "shouldn't have to be forced to watch him eat nicer food"

"It's like when ur in bed and too lazy to get up to pick smth off the floor so you just dangle off the bed to grab it," one user said.