Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and delicious food. But what happens when your roommates’ plans for the holiday involve kicking you out of your own home? This 25-year-old non-American found himself in a heated conflict with his roommates over their extensive Thanksgiving plans. With families visiting, a three-day event, and a cousin needing a place to stay, tensions rise as the roommates clash over who should stay and who should go.
The Thanksgiving Plan
A Three-Day Event
The Cousin’s Dilemma ️
“Mini-Vacation” Suggestion
Money Isn’t the Issue
Standing Ground
Tensions Rise
Not Friends, Just Roommates
Why Not the Hotel?
Speculation Time ️
Sticking to the Original Offer ✊
Cousin’s Accommodation ️
Time for a Change ️
No More Bullsh*t
Take It or Leave It
Thanksgiving Standoff: Who Will Win?
Caught in a roommate showdown, our non-American protagonist stands his ground, refusing to be kicked out of his own home for his roommates’ extravagant Thanksgiving plans. The tension is palpable, with side remarks and insults flying. Despite generous offers to cover hotel costs, he’s determined to stay put, leaving his roommates to find alternative accommodations for their cousin. As the drama unfolds, it’s clear that a change is needed – and our hero starts looking for a new place to call home. Will his roommates accept his compromise, or will this Thanksgiving standoff continue?
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