An appetizing aunt has been talked about for her amazing ability to make full use of all-inclusive menus.
When a video of herher holiday exploitwas posted by her niece Daniel Giles, a woman simply called Aunt Marie was shot by internet fame.
In it, you can clearly get a glimpse of how an all-inclusive veteran gets the value of her money.
The video starts with breakfast and Aunt Marie starts with big bananas, jams and croissants.
This acts as a warm-up for the plates of beans, ham, sausages and scrambled eggs before polishing the yogurt.
Round 4 is churros and chocolate sauce, and round 5 sausages, omelets, beans and bacon conclude the meal.
Next, the video jumps to a clip of Aunty Marie doing a massage and has the caption "Sit down for lunch."
The second meal of the day begins with light noodle broth and buttered bread, and ends with a focus on ham and cheese.
Salads, chicken, potatoes, and ice cream and cakes conclude the meal.
After a short nap in the sun, Aunt Marie shortens her lunch and supper with a small plate of chips and wrap.
Supper time is the most important meal of the day and is divided into the following six courses. Minced meat sauce and chips. Backgammon, onion rings, sweet corn, tacos. Fajitas and coleslaw. Crepes; two potted desserts. And a bowl of ice cream.
Aunty Marie's efforts received great praise when the video was posted on TikTok.
"Aunt Marie is a wonderful legend," wrote an impressed user.
Another addition: "This is where Aunt Marie gets her money back."
Third post: "It's rude not to do that, the value of your money Get it. You know she worked hard months ago just for vacation. "
Aunt Marie obviously had a great time on vacation. But not everything works in the world of all-inclusive breaks.
British vacationers drink 6 drinks a day It is restricted. Lunch and dinner, all-inclusive holiday in Spain.
This means that you can only drink 3 cups at a time, and basically the new rules will prevent British people from enjoying drinks by the pool.
The Daily Starreports that as a result of the new rules, Thomas Cook has issued a warning to British people who have booked package trips for the upcoming summer season.
The email sent to customers booked on these trips says: Is a maximum of 6 alcoholic beverages per person per day, and these drinks are only served between lunch and dinner (3 glasses each).
"Note that Magaluf, El Arenal, Playa de Palma in Mallorca and San Antonio in Ibiza have new restrictions on all-inclusiveness."
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