'I could still cancel their reservations": Choosing beggar in-laws complain about an all expenses paid trip to Disney

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

Jun 1, 2023 6:00 PM EDT

Never look a gift horse in the mouth—and never gift a look mouth in the horse. That doesn't make sense you say? Well, I feel like it makes about as much sense as the original. Horses and mouthes aside, it's never a good idea to make an issue about something someone is giving you for free. For one thing, it's free and there's nothing better than free stuff. Even if someone gives you a nest of angry bees at least you can make honey. If you're allergic to bees, at least you've gained the knowledge that someone wants you dead—or that your cover working as a beekeeper to escape a secret international assassin organization was not well thought out.

But, where there are free things there are choosing beggars waiting to capitalize off the goodwill of others—these in-laws are exactly those people, choosing to make an issue about a free (to them) trip to Disney.

Read on for this post that was shared on Reddit's ever-popular r/AmItheA**hole subreddit by a disgruntled vacation gifter who is wondering whether or not his in-laws have a leg to stand on.

Spoiler Alert: They don't.

Next, see this woman who took the internet's advice and broke up with her boyfriend over a rent disagreement.