I'm sorry, what?

Not sure why I'm being thumbed down, but if someone could decipher the second sentence for me, that'd be great.

#2 means that she can get them back soon enough.

Thanks for the clarification. The wording was just a bit odd for me

I'm English, so maybe it's colloquial! I wasn't aware that, "get your own back" isn't that widely used.

I understood, but as you can tell from my pic I'm in love with British shows not just dr who and most of them are actually older cD

Where I live we usually say "get back at them" or sometimes just "get them back". I've never heard "get your own back" either, although I didn't find it too hard to guess what you meant :)

I thought when they said "get your own back" they meant like taking care of yourself (ie move out/be independent etc) as opposed to relying on family to "have your back". Like instead of "we've got your back" because the family obviously didn't... Soon OP can be on their own

I would say until your family comes up with an over 20% tip for a party of 34 **** them. Or they really do something nice for you. Being the cause you working on your birthday and being asses about it isn't right.

I'd go with several weeks at least, but OP presumably lives with them (as I've never known anyone who's actually moved out the day they turned 18) and can't avoid interaction, especially if they're regularly as horrible to her as that. I mean, she probably doesn't live with all 34 of them, but still.

You have mean jerks for family members. This is terrible!

No, I think I would want to *speak* to them, really.

Normally I would be all for this, but I wouldn't put it past OP's family to tell her boss and get OP fired.

Yeah that's just awful hope O.P gets payback.