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DEAR ABBY: Bachelor trip turns into financial headache

Toronto Sun · October 22, 2026 at 6:00 a.m.

DEAR ABBY: I helped plan a 12-guy bachelor party in Boston.

The best man's initial email outlined the itinerary -- two nights away and a Bruins game -- and included a link to the Airbnb.

Everyone RSVP'd with an enthusiastic "yes." With headcounts locked, we booked the lodging and group-rate tickets.

The total came to $565 per person (including covering the bachelor).

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