The pumpkin pie just came out, and everyone is cheering and talking excitedly. You want to joke, “Finally, the real meal!” Right time?

The family dog jumps on the table and grabs a roll. Everyone bursts out laughing. You want to joke, “He’s just helping himself to Thanksgiving!” Right time?

Your older cousin is staring at his plate, not talking, and looks sad. You think of a funny comment about his turkey being dry. Right time?

Your aunt rolls her eyes and sighs dramatically while cooking. Is this a good time to ask her to play a game?

Your uncle is telling everyone about burning the turkey by mistake. People are laughing. Should you make a funny comment about it?

Your sister is rushing, dropping utensils, and muttering under her breath. You want to joke, “Are you opening a restaurant back there?” Right time?

Two cousins just got into a mini argument over the rules. You want to make a sarcastic comment to “lighten things up.” Right time?

Two relatives are complaining loudly about the traffic. You want to add a sarcastic comment. Right time?

Two family members are arguing loudly. You want to lighten the mood with a joke. Right time?

Everyone is sitting quietly, waiting for the Thanksgiving meal to begin. You want to whisper a goofy joke. Right time?

You’re both standing in the kitchen waiting for leftovers to warm up. No one looks stressed, and people are chatting casually. You want to say something silly about the microwave taking forever. Right time?

Three adults are rushing around trying to cook everything. Right time to shout, “Where’s the food? I’m starving!”

Everyone is relaxed, chatting, and hanging out while waiting in line. Right time to joke about the long line?