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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Count your blessings, I held a party and 1/2 the parents who showed up were expecting a full party for them too. After treating snacks and appetizers as a meal they started eating the kids food. One even opened some of the gift bags to pull out some of the candy and another followed suit when I only passively stopped her.

The groups inherent class was perfectly split up by the classes. Some Basic separation of the SES is a natural and necessary part of society based on commonality. Just like at work and everything else that is results based, people clump together based on similar interests, values and station instead of some idealistic notion that we can all be friends. [/quote]

If your kids are not "drop off" age, not providing meals for the adults is extremely classless, in my opinion. If you make me spend from 11:00 - 1:00 at your place, I don't want to stand around awkwardly to see if I get to eat the last slice of delivery pizza after the kids are done with it.[/quote]

+1, their behavior is embarrassing, but so is yours.  I've never experienced birthday parties where guests aren't provided food of some substance until I moved to the DC area.  Always the same demographic too.  [/quote]

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