Help me understand a statement I don't. Please and TY.

[Jugarina]

If your starting to wash a whole bunch of dishs that someone else made and the person that made them walks into the room and tells you to fill up a water pitcher and you say, "I can't right now because the dirty dishs are in the way" and they say, "You make your own problems" what do they mean by that?

It's really bugging me that I can't comprehend the answer and all I can think is I am too intelligent to answer this strange statement.

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

It's basically saying you're making excuses. Sure, the dishes may have been in the way but you could have just moved them to get the pitcher.

 

[Snailface]

It implies you should plan ahead to avoid problems.
In this case, washed dishes shouldn't have been placed in the sink where they could interfere with other activities.

^^that too--thx suprgmer

 

[Jugarina]

OK thanks guys. Basically she felt I was being lazy then because I didn't take care of the mess sooner so that when the water pitcher needed to be filled It would have been a non issue. One less thing out of mind now.

 

[SinHarvest24]

'you make your own problems'

Can i just... lol ...

...was the dishes really that much in the way?

 

[Jugarina]

Yeah they where, she make's a giant mess of pans and dishs whenever she cooks dinner. I think Im gonna start making dinner instead all of the time because I clean while I am cooking.