A man refuses to change the set Thanksgiving dinner date because of his work schedule; his sister gets furious, accuses his wife of keeping the family apart, and blames him for not caring about their father.
Should family always come first? Even when that means rearranging an already planned time-off schedule?The Holidays are coming, and even though some people are excited and already in the mood, some families can't avoid conflict when it comes to arranging dinners and the get-togethers. We get it: we are all grown adults with our own schedules, and sometimes they don't match everyone else's. The main focus has to be avoiding arguments and fights because that won't solve anything… Setting a date and sticking to it is key to keeping the peace, and that's not what happened in this story.
One family had a date set for Thanksgiving dinner, but it couldn't be on Thanksgiving Day because the brother couldn't make it due to his work schedule. However, for whatever reason, his sister changed the date, leaving him out of the dinner, since he didn't intend to change his already-paid time off because of vacations.