About going shopping at my mother-in-law's house.

Dear, I suggest you take your wife's advice properly and buy some fresh fruits and clothes that are out of season. It's nothing, and it doesn't cost much. As you can see from your statement, my dear is more rational and broad, and you are not opposed to these things, but you are a little reluctant. In fact, your parents-in-law gave you a good wife, dear. You can behave better at ordinary times, buy something to eat and go back to cook with your daughter-in-law. You can also draw closer to the feelings of the elderly. You're right, but I want to ask my parents that when my parents-in-law are sick, they are fine, but if you say something unpleasant, a heart attack or something, it will be gone overnight. What will happen if your wife complains about you? Not all diseases need you to wait for several years, so we often say that children should be raised and not with relatives, right? Honey, don't be male chauvinist. It's nothing. It's not shameful. The economy allows you to buy something from time to time, and the daughter-in-law in turn gives the same amount to her parents. The economy is coming over the weekend, so why not buy more food, go back and sit with the old man and have a drink with his father-in-law? What did you say?/Sorry? Dear, remember to praise when you are satisfied.