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There would have to be 2 kitchens. Basically we would have to live on two separate floors as I wouldn't want to see them on a daily basis, and I still doubt that I could do it.
You don't have to pay for mortgage, electric, heat, basically anything related to housing costs. If you live with them for 10 years in a 4000 square foot house you get a prize of 300,000 dollars could you do it?
no, absolutely no. after 10 minutes with them, im done
The question should be..."Could your marriage survive living with your in laws for 10 years in 4000 square foot house for 300K?"
Side note: And is that 300k annual or over 10 years? The reason I ask is, it seems your going to need it for the lawyers during the divorce.
(Sider note) I suspect most would last two years, as that always seems to be one of the "lucky numbers" in all of the relationships I have been in) Ian Rhein
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Hmn..is she dead? I could live with her corpse for 10 years but if she's alive and running her mouth- no.
