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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]
Definitely did not misunderstand as I'm Indian too and realize everything starts late. The difference is that when hosts are hospitable there are tons of appetizers and drinks - as the PP said you can easily fill up if you don't realize dinner is next. In this case it was one mini samosa and coke and little else for 3 hrs for a bunch of teens. And the lack of hospitality was also demonstrated by random family members saying in Hindi - who are these kids, why are they still here etc. if you're saying such things above a whisper about your guests, you should make sure no one in the group you're talking about speaks the same language.[/quote]

They were totally rude. Every Asian party I have been too has an overwhelming amount of food; whether it's appetizers, entrees or whatever, no one is expected to subsist on one snack for 3 hrs. In fact hosts expect you to eat and feel like you're not having a good time or your needs aren't provided for if you're not eating; sometimes you have to convince them that you're having a great time but one 5 course meal is all you can handle![/quote]

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