Anonymous wrote:If the restaurant is open you can do it - but yes - this is where I think everyone feels like they don't know what to do because everything is labeled cultural appropriate these days.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If a restaurant is open tonight are we jerks for ordering and then discussing lunar new year with my kid? Or is it rude since today is a holiday and they shouldn’t have to be open? We are in NoVA if it matters?
LOL. You white folks crack me up. You are good OP. Go get your chinese food. Trust me, they will NOT turn you away.
Im the OP- I am trying to not be a jerk. I don’t want the restaurant to be like, damn white people this is why we stay open. I’m genuinely curious if it’s ok or culturally insensitive.
You are waaaay overthinking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If a restaurant is open tonight are we jerks for ordering and then discussing lunar new year with my kid? Or is it rude since today is a holiday and they shouldn’t have to be open? We are in NoVA if it matters?
LOL. You white folks crack me up. You are good OP. Go get your chinese food. Trust me, they will NOT turn you away.
Im the OP- I am trying to not be a jerk. I don’t want the restaurant to be like, damn white people this is why we stay open. I’m genuinely curious if it’s ok or culturally insensitive.
Anonymous wrote:They are open and want your business. Chinese families go out to eat on CNY. This is not like Christmas or a Jewish holiday.