Christmas gathering stories - post nightmare ones here.

[Funtatlaguy]

Please post any unpleasantness here.
Good place to get it out of your system.

Here’s mine:
Trumper cousin comes over to house full of liberals and political moderates types.
He Wore MAGA hat to dinner table.
Was asked by host to remove it just while eating. He refused.
He asked to lead a prayer.
Ended it with “and Dear Jesus, thanks for our wonderful President, please keep him safe”.
That led to some snickers around the table.
He then said....”what are you laughing at...all you fucking liberals can suck my d**k.”

Things got even better from there. But, you get the drift.

Ok, your turn, guys.

[TreasonousBastard]

1. Sorry. I tried but couldn't come up with a better one than that.

[912gdm]

2. did the evening end with him being asked to leave?

[Funtatlaguy]

4. He actually passed out drunk in the basement. Fortunately.

[irisblue]

3. And no one told him to leave?

What a creepy guy

[Funtatlaguy]

6. His wife was mortified and took him to basement.

She turned on ESPN for him on tv and brought him a bottle of bourbon.
He never came back upstairs and just passed out on basement couch.
Was last to leave the house.
Nobody came downstairs to say goodbye to him. - not surprisingly...lol.
Relatives,,,aren’t they great.

[Crutchez_CuiBono]

9. Sorry about that.

Those hats aren't even allowed on the estate, and I have retired all my red hats. If people see them from afar, they don't know what they are, and assume the worst. I could'nt hate a man more than this malignancy that has festered in the WH.

[wryter2000]

19. Good for his wife

How can she possibly stay married to a cretin like that?

[MineralMan]

5. Sumbich would have been out of my house on his ear.

No question. And if it was some other house, I'd be gone.

[leftyladyfrommo]

7. Why do people think it's all right to behave like that?

I just don't understand.

I would have thrown him out. Why would would someone marry a jerk like that?

[Funtatlaguy]

8. His wife spent a lot of time crying.

She went into bedroom with her sister.
Says she wants to leave him. But stays for kids.
He Lost job recently.
Is Alcoholic.

[Liberty Belle]

11. Kids are better off without a jerky father like that raising them.

With no job he's not providing for the family anyway and if he's a drunk, he could also be physically abusive to her and the kids and is certainly setting a poor example for the children.

She would be better off to take kids to a shelter and get out.

[Funtatlaguy]

14. Everybody tells her that. But her "Pastor" tells her to stay.

[Mariana]

17. Oh, they're Christians.

That does make things more complicated for her.

[wryter2000]

20. She needs a new pastor

There are plenty of good ones out there.

[Liberty Belle]

23. AMen.

[leftyladyfrommo]

12. Another family a victim of the Trump economy?

Or did he lose his job because he was a drunk?

Boy, that is sad.

[Funtatlaguy]

24. He said a Mexican took it for half the wages.

[Mariana]

15. I'd be very, very worried about his wife.

Seriously, if he's so out of control that acts like that when he's a guest in someone else's home and there's a bunch of people watching him, just imagine how abusive he probably is when he's in his own house.

[Mariana]

16. Because they get away with it.

Did the owner of the house in which the OP's cousin behaved so abominably make him leave? Not according to the story.

[hatrack]

10. Well, gosh, it's obviously your fault for not "reaching out" to him . . . .

[Codeine]

13. All that economic anxiety. nt

[wryter2000]

18. Gah

Did the host ask him to leave? The suck my...remark demands that, imho.

[Funtatlaguy]

22. The host was his sister in law. So, no.

[kimbutgar]

21. If someone came into my house and made that comment at the dinner table they would be

Asked toleave immediately. I would physically push them out of the house. But since he was with his wife and kids I applaud your patience.