Guest insists I serve dinner I burned
Miss Manners: Host’s burned dinner turns into an argument as guest insists she serve the dish
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Miss Manners: My pushy guest made me serve inedible burnt food
Well, Miss Manners, I expected some polite reassurances after my apology, but one guest took it to the extreme. She vehemently insisted that the dish was fine and that everyone would eat it. I know that in her heart she thought she was helping me save face,
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