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but if my guests are uncomfortable then how can I be comfortable? I mean it's not like I have guests that refuse to eat anything but boxed mac and cheese, they are just as adventurous as i am with food, they just have restrictions.
Rabbits are dumb! 2244The Bubbo IIRC you had mentioned a person who does not eat red meat so you cooked something else for him...
Generally speaking, it's not like I have the menu set before I invite people over. None of us are kids being invited over to our friend's house for dinner and graciously having to eat what their mom serves.
Why must we be so strict on the menu? Why no compromise? It's a menu, not a matter of life and rest, not a right or wrong. The way I look at it, the only point you could possibly make to your guests by not being sensitive to their preferences is that you don't necessarily want them to come over for dinner, you just want to be the boss of them.
Of course I say that rather tongue in cheek, but personally, I would never deign to boss my guests around and tell them "eat it or hit the road you ungrateful coelacanths!!!"
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