Those choosing the first option (agreement) will find that what follows is not respect, but mistreatment; those choosing the ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to if it rude to discuss bill amounts at dinner.

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DEAR MISS MANNERS: When my husband and I treat family to dinner, my husband insists on asking me how much we should tip. He ...

There are three general approaches in the situation described, but only one that Miss Manners finds acceptable.

It was so embarrassing when we took his nephews out to dinner that one of them asked if he could leave the tip instead.

I’m finding that these tours often include a significant number of comments using America as a source of ridicule.

When my husband and I treat family to dinner, my husband insists on asking me how much we should tip. He doesn’t lower his ...

When you invite people out for dinner, you sign off on the bill and that’s it. It’s rude to ensure the whole table knows how ...

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My husband and I do a lot of recreational traveling. In some cases, we take local tours. GENTLE READER: There are three ...

The possible approaches are to side with your hosts, either directly or by implication; or, at the opposite extreme, to go on ...