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

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Episode 625 - Receipt of Wedding Gift

On today’s show, we take your questions on whether wedding guests need a second thank-you after the wedding if you’ve already thanked them for their gifts, whether graduation announcement etiquette has changed, including when a gift or acknowledgment is expected. And whether you ...  Show more

Episode 624 - Tipping Technology

On today's show, we take your questions on how to become a gracious host when entertaining doesn’t come naturally, who should give a thank-you gift at a wedding welcome dinner, and whether tipping expectations have changed now that 22 percent is showing up more often on payment s ...  Show more

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