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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find your tone offensive OP. It sounds like the Mitzvah boy’s parents were being inclusive and inviting the entire grade. If your son does complaintn’t want to go, po aboutlitely decline the invitation. Often the hosts will rent buses to take the kids from the service to the reception especially in an arrangement like this but it’s not required. If this is the case it’s usually noted on the imitation. If it’s too inconvenient for you to find him a carpool or wait for him during the service, just decline. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that OP would be “irked” by her son receiving a bar mitzvah invitation from a family that’s clearly trying to be celebratory and inclusive. [/quote] Wtf? She’s just asking about the logistics. Are you implying she’s anti Semitic? Stop reading into things. [/quote] I didn’t imply that whatsoever and yes I would comment similarly if this was a significant religious event of any kind. [/quote] DP. You are a loon. It was a complaint about a poorly designed invitation, that’s it. Whatever’s really eating at you that you’re taking out on OP is probably better dealt with directly, because this isn’t going to make you feel better. [/quote]
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