Anonymous wrote:I mean there are 6 of them, so taxis are extra expensive since you have to get a van or suv. I guess I don't see this as inconsiderate as you do. Flying is shit these days and it's hard to get flights with nice arrival times.
Anonymous wrote:I would pick them up if I had a vehicle that could accommodate. Unless you leave 2 hours away from the airport I don’t see what the problem is. In my family we pick people up from the airport, whenever the plane arrives. There is nothing inconsiderate about this request.
If you don’t want to host, don’t do it in the future. You are starting out with a bad attitude OP. Be thankful you have family interested in spending thousands on 6 airline tickets to visit with you.
Happy Thanksgiving
Anonymous wrote:I would pick them up if I had a vehicle that could accommodate. Unless you leave 2 hours away from the airport I don’t see what the problem is. In my family we pick people up from the airport, whenever the plane arrives. There is nothing inconsiderate about this request.
If you don’t want to host, don’t do it in the future. You are starting out with a bad attitude OP. Be thankful you have family interested in spending thousands on 6 airline tickets to visit with you.
Happy Thanksgiving
Anonymous wrote:My DH's family is coming here for THanksgiving. His brother and his family (6 people total) are staying at our house. His brother's wife emailed us their flight itinerary and they arrive at DCA at 11:15pm Wednesday. She wrote only "Can you pick us up"? My DH does not want to confront her or his brother over this, but it is upsetting me that they are so inconsiderate. Now my DH will be exhausted on thanksgiving, plus they'll likely wake up the whole house when they arrive. I really want to text her "how about you take a taxi" but she'll probably take offense. This is in line with her pattern of inconsiderate behavior. What can I do?
Anonymous wrote:I would keep it light … “sorry, that’s way past our bedtime these days! Hah! But it’s super easy to Uber or take a cab from DCA. Once you get your luggage just follow the signs to ground transportation/taxi. Looking forward to having you all!”
Anonymous wrote:There’s nothing inconsiderate about asking family to pick you up at the airport. It’s extremely common to expect family to pick you up, and to pick them up when they visit you at the airport. For a of families it would be unheard of not to offer.
We routinely send a private car service for family, because the driving conditions around our location airport are a bit hectic (not DC).
Anonymous wrote:I mean there are 6 of them, so taxis are extra expensive since you have to get a van or suv. I guess I don't see this as inconsiderate as you do. Flying is shit these days and it's hard to get flights with nice arrival times.
Anonymous wrote:Isn't it normal to pick someone up at the airport? I couldn't imagine not offering.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would keep it light … “sorry, that’s way past our bedtime these days! Hah! But it’s super easy to Uber or take a cab from DCA. Once you get your luggage just follow the signs to ground transportation/taxi. Looking forward to having you all!”
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Anonymous wrote:I would keep it light … “sorry, that’s way past our bedtime these days! Hah! But it’s super easy to Uber or take a cab from DCA. Once you get your luggage just follow the signs to ground transportation/taxi. Looking forward to having you all!”