Woman Puts Greedy Neighbor in Her Place After She Attempts to Leave Potluck with Leftovers Despite Never Contributing, Other Guests Question Harshness

Welcome, women of the World Wide Web. Hosting a proper dinner party can take a lot of effort and planning. The more guests, the trickier it is to coordinate. Figuring out a menu that all guests will enjoy and tailoring it to avoid any allergies and food restrictions is only the first step. Next comes juggling the task of cooking multiple dishes at once so that they will all be ready by dinner time, entertaining your guests, and cleaning the mess that they left behind. For these reasons, many young hosts opt for potlucks. Guests can bring whatever they fancy and take their dirty dishes back home with them when all is said and done, cutting down on half the host's work. 

Potlucks are also a great way to get to know people better by sharing and trying beloved dishes. If you are not gifted in the kitchen, it is always polite to still bring something — beverages, extra plates, or a dip — to a potluck. Rest assured, if you find yourself short on time or money, no one will kick you out if you come empty-handed, unless you make it a habit — as was the case in our story today! Get all the details down below.