'She felt entitled to a "free" vacation?': Brother offers his sister a vacation if she babysits his kids, she says "absolutely not"

While on a family vacation, no one wants to worry about money. After all, the whole point of a vacation is to escape from reality for a little while, soak up the sun, and unwind. 

This man wrote to r/AmItheA**hole with a vacation related question. As he describes, he and his husband, their two kids, and their sister in law, are planning an expensive trip to a resort. The price is so high that the OP's sister, Camila, was wondering if he could pay her way. Camila is a college student who's not working and living with the OP's parents still — but the vacation costs $2000! The OP came up with what he thought was a good solution, but Camila still found his proposal offensive. 

In the comments, people debated the issue and pointed out that both sides have approached this with different intentions. While the OP thought he was giving his sister a relaxing and mostly free vacation, some commenters said that wouldn't be very fun or fair to a college student just about to start a career if she spent time babysitting. But then again, the OP asked for seemingly just a few hours per week of babysitting a 10 and 8 year old. The pay rate for his sister is super high! Commenters jokingly offered their own babysitting services in exchange for a bougie vacation. 

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