by how everyone loves each other, but no one really likes each other.
Second, the fights are always the same. They usually start when my mom’s dad (my grandfather) finishes his third drink.
It is around this time that he starts to talk a lot. My grandfather usually just complains about black people moving into the old neighborhood,
and then my sister gets upset at him, and then my grandfather tells her
that she doesn’t know what she’s talking about because she lives in the suburbs.
And then he says how no one visits him in his retirement home. And finally he starts talking about all of the family’s secrets,
like how cousin so-and-so “knocked up” that waitress from the Big Boy.
I should probably mention that my grandfather can’t hear very well, so he says all of these things really loud.
My sister tries to fight him, but she never wins. My grandfather is definitely more stubborn than she is.
My mom usually helps her aunt prepare the food, which my grandfather always says is “too dry” even if it’s soup.
And her aunt will then cry and lock herself in the bathroom.
There is only one bathroom in my great aunt’s house, so this turns to trouble when all the beer starts to hit my cousins.
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