Do you think it's okay to charge family members for their Christmas lunch?
Hayley Garbutt, North Yorkshire in the UK, decided to make it a yearly tradition to charge her ever-growing family for their Christmas dinner, as she found herself catering for more and more people.
Hayley Garbutt began charging her family for Christmas dinner after she found that she was catering for more and more people. Picture: Caters NewsHayley has already received the $785 as she creates her lavish feast, but has only spent $560 — and she reckons it’s allowed to cater for everyone’s needs and means they can all indulge.“This year I spent $560 online at the supermarket, doing the big shop and making sure I had a variety of things in.
“They’re all bringing their partners, and Zola’s kids are coming too — Ella 13, Ashton 11, Dawson seven and Summer rose, three and we’ve got another one on the way too.
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