Picture this: You’re invited to a friend’s party, you dress up, ready to enjoy a fun-filled night, only to discover that you’re expected to pay for your own drinks. Yes, you read that right! This is the peculiar situation one couple found themselves in, sparking a debate that has the internet divided. Let’s dive into this intriguing tale of friendship, parties, and unexpected drink charges.
The Party Invitation: A Hidden Surprise
The Unexpected Bar
Confusion and Disbelief
A New Kind of House Party?
Comparing Party Etiquette
The Motive Behind the Charge
The Early Exit
The Confrontation
The Defending Argument ️
The Aftermath ️
A Party Turned Sour: Who’s in the Wrong?
In a tale that’s left the internet divided, one couple found themselves at the center of a party scandal. After being invited to a friend’s house party, they were shocked to discover they were expected to pay for their own drinks. The hosts, instead of hiring a bartender, decided to play the part themselves, charging guests for their beverages. The couple, feeling exploited, decided to leave early, causing a rift in their friendship. Now, the question remains: were they right to leave, or should they have supported their friends’ unconventional party tactic? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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“NTA – That’s tacky af. BYOB is one thing, but this…”
Charging for drinks at a house party? NTA, that’s just weird
Normal friends: Bring your own drinks. Your friends: We’re charging. NTA
“MLM business at a party? They must be desperate! “
Charging guests for drinks? NTA, but probably illegal
NTA. Friend confronts OP for not drinking more. What losers
NTA: Hosts charging for drinks and reacting poorly is tacky af
A bizarre party with a fake bar and a tip jar!
NTA, charge for drinks? Friends’ bizarre behavior sparks unexpected drama
NTA. Dinner party turned pay-per-meal event. Unbelievable entitlement
NTA: Charging guests for drinks may have broken liquor laws
NTA. Awkward situation when hosts expected excessive drinking at small party.
Charging friends for drinks at a party? NTA, it’s cringe!
Party feels like an MLM scheme, awkwardly leaving after buying crap
Classless hosts charge guests for drinks, sparks unexpected drama
NTA: Charging guests for drinks? Definitely weird and AH behavior.
NTA. ‘Friend’ calls out host for not drinking enough
Charging for drinks at a party? Bad host etiquette!
NTA, BYOB exists so hosts don’t supply all alcohol
Charging guests for drinks? That’s a party foul!
“Unannounced self-fundraiser? That’s a new level of audacity! NTA”
Guests upset over hosts charging for drinks at party.
Guest refuses to pay for drinks, suggests friends find side hustles
Guests charged for drinks at uncomfortable party, hosts overreact. ♂️
NTA: Friends selling alcohol at a risky house party
NTA for charging friends for drinks at a kids’ party
NTA calls out profit-making scheme for drinks, sparking unexpected drama
Charging for drinks at a party? Weird or greedy?
NTA: Don’t be cheap! Friendship matters more than money
Guests refuse to drink at party, sparks unexpected drama
NTA: BYOB is reasonable. Friends charging for drinks is cheap
NTA. Charging for drinks at a party? That’s just bizarre
Guests charged for drinks? Not the a**hole! Drama ensues
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Unusual party charge sparks debate: NTA or just stingy?
Scummy hosts charge guests for drinks, exploiting ‘friendship’
Guest suggests BYOB to avoid drama and expenses
Fundraiser drama: Charging guests for drinks sparks unexpected controversy
NTA! Valid points, taking advantage of friends for profit
NTA. Strange party drama unfolds over drink charges
Friends? Patrons!
NTA, hosts charging for drinks is unacceptable and potentially illegal
Friends charging for drinks? NTA, sparks unexpected drama
Miss Manners weighs in on charging guests for dinner
NTA for speaking up about strange situation at party
Party hosts turn event into cash grab, guest makes smart exit
Friend charges for drinks, gets upset when you leave quietly.
Skip the party, hit the bar! NTA’s got it right!
NTA. Charging friends for drinks at a party? Get new friends.
BYOB: A party etiquette debate sparks unexpected drama
