Episode 529 - Family China

Episode 529 - Family China

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Episode 612 - Responding Gracefully

On today’s show, we take your questions on how to respond gracefully when people constantly misgender you on the phone, whether it’s polite to add your dishes to a friend’s already overflowing sink, and a networking situation that went a little sideways. For community members, yo ...  Show more

Episode 611 - Formality and Family

On today’s show, we take your questions on fast food etiquette—how much cleanup is expected and whether to tip at counter-service spots, whether formal etiquette should always apply among close family members, and how to handle receiving gifts that don’t align with your personal ...  Show more

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