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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I am in the minority, but I think it's rude to say "don't worry about it" instead of "no, thank you" if someone offers me something to eat or drink. I guess because I had "please" and "thank you" drilled into me as a child. I'm fifty.[/quote] I’m 35 and I agree with you. [/quote] So what? I mean this seriously. So what? You get to be right, and decide that someone who is not trying to give offense is "rude." What does that get you? A crap relationship with your DIL because you're unwilling to accept that she's using an idiom that means "No, thanks, I'm fine"? [/quote] Especially if you've been barraging her with offers and she clearly prefers to do things/get things for herself.[/quote]
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