They Regretted It After I Agreed to My In-Laws' Disappointing Request

My in-laws are so demanding! They won't let us turn on the air conditioning in 37-degree heat, complaining it's a waste of electricity. My husband wanted to take them on a trip, but my father-in-law complained about the high cost of plane tickets, saying it would be better to travel closer to home. My mother-in-law complained the whole way that we insisted on bringing her, saying she was spoiling the trip and wanted to go home early. She complained about the expensive hotel, the wasted taxi fares, and the extravagant food, saying young people don't know how to save money. At first, I tried to reason with them, but all I got was, "What do you know? All you do is waste money!" Fine, if that's how it is, then I'll listen to you. You can stay in a ten-person dorm by yourself, walk to the attractions, and eat steamed buns and pickled vegetables. I didn't want to.