Woman Denies Friend's Request To Open Luxury Liquor They Are Saving For Special Occasion, Gets Called Privileged B*tch

"The other is an unopened bottle that we are saving for a very VERY special occasion. I have never even tasted it."

Sophia

• Published in Interesting
• January 25, 2024

In a world where the value of liquor can skyrocket to astonishing heights, the decision to reserve expensive bottles for truly exceptional occasions becomes a matter of both principle and practicality. This concept was vividly illustrated in a certain Reddit story, where a woman faced backlash for refusing to open a rare and costly bottle of Clase Azul at a child’s birthday party.

This narrative isn't just a tale of social etiquette; it delves into the nuanced understanding of luxury spirits' worth.

High-end liquors, often aged for years and crafted with meticulous attention to detail, are not just beverages; they're a blend of art, tradition, and time. Their worth transcends mere monetary value, encapsulating moments of history, expertise, and often, personal significance.

In the Reddit story, the woman's reluctance to share a premium liquor, saved for a "very, VERY special occasion," mirrors a widespread sentiment. Such spirits are often associated with milestone events—a reflection of their rarity and value.

The backlash she faced, tagged as a 'privileged bitch' and accused of not sharing her wealth, underscores a societal tension around luxury goods and generosity. However, it raises a pertinent question: Should the rarity and personal value of high-end liquor obligate its owner to share it, even in less-than-ideal circumstances?

Just take a look at what happened here...

A couple is receiving criticism for inviting a distant friend and their four kids.

The husband's friend (38M) has a pushy wife (39F) who enjoys nightlife and drinking, which doesn't align with OP's preferences.

Despite humble beginnings, OP and her husband enjoy occasional spoils from her well-off parents.

Party was going fine until the friend, who initially wanted hard lemonade, asked for wine.

Not big on drinking, OP mentions having unused bottles in the china cabinet when the friend asks for wine.

OP offers two bottles, friend dismisses them, demanding three bottles of Clase Azul from the cabinet.

Two Clase Azul bottles are props, one saved for a special occasion. The friend gets angry when OP, who hasn't tasted it, explains.

Friend throws parents' generosity in face, but OP, self-sufficient, is irked.

OP intently declines opening special bottle at child's party. Husband supports, citing concerns about enabling alcoholism.

Friend accuses OP of being a bad friend via text for not opening the bottle, mentioning their three-hour travel.

Friend calls speaker "TA" for not opening the bottle. Scroll down to see what people had to say!

Friendship should come with less drama and more joy. This friend missed the memo.

Only reason they talk is because she hitched a ride on the oldest friend express.

Blocking her faster than a spam email. Life's too short for nasty entitlement.

Turning the tables with a virtual intervention! Here's to hoping she finds her way to sobriety, one link at a time.

Her taste in tequila is top-shelf, but her attitude is bottom-of-the-barrel.

Her entitlement is wild. Next time, hide the bottle, turn it into a game she's good at.

In her universe, she's the star, but OP's savings won't make a cameo.

Who asks for the priciest bottle and recruits a whining squad? Not a friend, more like a potential wine bandit.

Accused of bad friendship over a closed bottle? Her entitlement needs a reality check, and maybe a shame detector.

She wanted what wasn't hers, threw a tantrum, now fishing for drama. Reality TV's not on the menu.

Ultimately, the tale of the coveted Clase Azul is more than just spirits and spats; it's a spirited reminder that sometimes, the best things in life are worth waiting for—and not just because they're expensive, but because some moments, unlike some guests, are truly irreplaceable. Cheers to that!

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Sophia