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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What’s rude is lecturing your host in their own home. Doesn’t matter whether it’s about the food or the set up. If someone is gracious enough to host you, be respectful and gracious. If you don’t want to eat something simply say no thank you. It’s really not hard to be polite. [/quote] +1 I've seen some crazy stories about the food, or "food", in other countries. But other than real issues such as tap water in some countries or food allergies, I would be gracious about anything a host served me. Those people were either crazy rude or just crazy. If they are family or very close friends, maybe they were being informal? If so, they just came across as rude. [/quote]
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