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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think east coast people are really rude. As long as it's not a $200 seated wedding dinner, I say .. "the more, the merrier". I grew up in a family with 8 kids. We always welcomed more. We are Catholic and really believe in sharing.

Reading the thread about immigrants made me sick...so many viscious people here. Why not try to live and let live.

Let the people bring others to a cookout. How much does a burger cost anyway cheapie?[/quote]

NP. I think most East Coast people are rude too, but I'm not sure what that has to do with people bringing extra people that the host didn't invite. That's just rude, period, no matter who does it.

Since you grew up in a family with 8 kids, it's likely that nobody would have noticed an extra few people. For those of us whose houses are more calm and we decided not to have 8 kids because, you know, we don't want a house full of chaos and a ton of kids, we don't always welcome more.

And many of us aren't just serving a cheap burger when we invite guests to our homes. Some of us (at least those of us without 8 kids) have more elaborate and expensive meals. There's a big difference between a cheap burger and a $200 per plate meal. If you only ever do cheap and easy meals, that's fine. But don't assume that everyone is like you and call us cheap because we don't want to open our homes to the public.[/quote]

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