Episode #77: Being Polite On Both Sides of the Mason-Dixon Line

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Episode 619 - Boss Cleanup Aisle Seven

On today’s show, we take your questions on how to handle being asked to clean up after your boss, housewarming party primer, and how to handle a scary movie playdate that didn’t go well. For Community Members, we've got a bonus question about how not to get crowded in the checkou ...  Show more

Episode 618 - Inedible Dinner Party

On today’s show, we take your questions on what to do when friends repeatedly invite you over for dinners that are only barely edible, how to navigate invitations when multiple divorced couples are all part of the same friend group, and whether it's appropriate to speak up when a ...  Show more

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