In their 70s, a loving couple shares a tradition of giving $40,000 to their grandchildren before their weddings, alongside a small registry gift. When their youngest granddaughter, Eloise, received an air fryer as her gift, she accused them of being cheap and insensitive.

Despite trying to explain their tradition and intentions, Eloise remained angry and hurt. Nonetheless, they still gave her the $40,000 check but also offered a china set to reconcile. However, Eloise’s resentment persisted, leading to family tension. The couple stood firm in their decision, emphasizing love and respect over material possessions. They hoped Eloise would eventually understand and seek reconciliation. This experience taught them the complexities of grandparenting and the importance of love and support beyond material gifts. It serves as a reminder that the bond between grandparents and grandchildren is invaluable, regardless of misunderstandings.