So. My husband stopped by a restaurant last night on the way back from the airport to pick up some grub. He called and asked me to put in tater tots.
I thought to myself, this won't be too bad. He's getting some bar-b-que and we are doing some sides at home - no biggie.
Then I check the bank account and realize that this man spent $118 dollars at the restaurant.
Now, you might be thinking, "yeah, but that is for 9 people - not too bad" - except it was $118 for ONE BRISKET (And I don't even eat Brisket!)
I am sitting here thinking WFT - WE AGREED WE WEREN'T GOING TO DO THAT!
Ugh. I just want to punch him in the face. Is that legal? I mean, I know it may not be moral or ethical, but can I legally punch him in the face for spending $118 on ONE brisket that *I* won't even eat? (I am really kidding about punching him in the face - sorta :P)
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I am the person who purchases food. I am the grocery store person. This was something that he picked up on the way home from the airport.
I knew he was going to pick it up - I just had no idea how much it was going to cost. Since my husband is usually adverse about spending money, I didn't think it would be that much.
I probably wouldn't be as angry if it was at least something I would eat. Wouldn't make it better - but at least I would have enjoyed a piece of it.
I am more upset that we had discussed how we weren't going all out for guests - and then this happened. Ugh.
As far as being specific on what can and will be spent on what - don't I wish that I would just give him an allowance and control everything all by myself? lol Except - he earns money. He is allowed to spend it. This $118 didn't put us behind on anything - it was just I didn't expect him to spend that on one piece of meat. I don't think I will put him on child watch at this point - he doesn't deserve to be treated like he is incapable of making financial decisions and thus I, as his wife, need to treat him like a child. It's pretty much a one off thing - but I am still disgruntled about it. lol
Now, it took them 3 days to finish the brisket - but they did. I did mandate that every piece be eaten - they had eggs and brisket, brisket sandwiches, brisket snacks, brisket brisket brisket. I wasn't going to have any of it thrown away - and for that, I am grateful. Since they ate every last piece over a couple days, the $118 probably isn't as much as it seems in a vacuum, right?
Oh, I am talking too much. lol
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