She went on to lay out specific etiquette requirements surrounding dining, drinking and cleanup.
Beyond asking guests to “not consume copious amounts of alcohol” or “complain about food while you are eating it,” she pointed out that before emphasizing that everyone must pick up after themselves.
Not to mention, displaying common courtesy, with her sharing as an example, “When I make a pitcher of margaritas, don’t finish that pitcher unless you’re willing to make another.”
As for another rule? Handler demands her family be “present” during moments when they’re all together, noting how her “best memory” of the referenced trip was when the group played a game called Oval Office.
Ultimately, the TV personality stressed that her family—which includes her five siblings as well as many nieces and nephews—needs to understand that the “trips are not guaranteed,” asking her loved ones to simply bring “an attitude of contribution.” As for what that means?
“A contribution does not mean financial,” Handler wrote. “It means: What pleasantness are you planning to bring on vacation? It is not a free-for-all.”