News on Would it kill you to stop doing that : a modern guide to manners

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Miss Manners: If you're not invited to a wedding, just let it go.

Miss Manners: People take advantage of my kindness and cooking skills

Miss Manners: Does this count as cutting the line?

Miss Manners: Cousin invites me to dinner and I end up paying

Miss Manners: Must I thank people who block store aisles?

'I'm an etiquette expert - there's rude act you should never do on beach'

Express
236d ago

Miss Manners: Is asking for a beer glass 'dreadfully rude'?

Miss Manners: Is host 'churlish' for refusing help in the kitchen?

Miss Manners: Anxious diners want their orders written down

Miss Manners: When does a goodbye end?

Miss Manners: Leaning forward in your seat is bad theater etiquette

Miss Manners: Longtime friends lose minds over canceled dinner plans

Miss Manners: Why were other diners laughing at us?

Miss Manners: I'm bothered by a fellow guest not touching their dessert

Miss Manners: If I invite others to dinner, do I have to foot the bill?

Miss Manners: Tipping is so confusing these days

Miss Manners: Is the dinner party going extinct?

Dear Cyberpunk 2077, please let me role-play as someone with manners

Polygon
449d ago

Miss Manners: Should everyone take a turn buying a round of drinks?

Miss Manners: Cousin always invites me to dinner and then cancels

Miss Manners: When I treat my friends to dinner, they like to add to-go orders

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