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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe I'm lower class, but I often think the same. I don't want to order (for example) basic fettuccini alfredo when I can make this in 10m at home. If I'm paying to eat out, which is often 3-10x more than what it costs to eat at home, I want something different or special. [/quote] Thinking it is fine. Voicing it is low class.[/quote] What is low class about talking through your decision, or sharing that you can cook?[/quote] Learning a servant skill like cooking is low class. My staff does that. It's not dressage and cotillion. [/quote] Unless you're learning recreationally then it's high class. Think Marie Antoinette's Hameau de la Reine where she played baker and shepardess. She was cosplaying a farmer because she was the queen. [/quote]
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