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Dining with friends: an etiquette refresher | by Lance Katigbak | advo | Medium

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Well-researched, unpretentious advice and opinions on adulting (i.e. all the life stuff our parents didn’t know to teach us) Follow publication 61 Listen Share More Somewhere in between coloring pictures of zebras in kindergarten and playing beer pong on Friday nights during sophomore year of college, we’ve forgotten some of the basics of proper comportment and good manners. Perhaps the prevalence of social media and instant messaging has created its own set of social norms (e.g. Thou shalt Instagram thy food) that have displaced some of the manners our parents used to teach us. With that said, there are a few lessons from Miss Manners that we'd do well to remember. There are few things as repulsive in the world of proper conduct, nay, common decency, as someone who impulsively checks their phone while they’re in the middle of a conversation. Unless you’re exchanging texts with a dying friend or getting minute-by-minute updates on your grandmother’s open heart surgery, your living com

Dining with friends: an etiquette refresher Lance Katigbak 5 min read · Aug 3, 2017 -- Listen Share Somewhere in between coloring pictures of zebras in kindergarten and playing beer pong on Friday nights during sophomore year of college, we’ve forgotten some of the basics of proper comportment and good manners. Perhaps the prevalence of social media and instant messaging has created its own set of social norms (e.g. Thou shalt Instagram thy food) that have displaced some of the manners our parents used to teach us. With that said, there are a few lessons from Miss Manners that we'd do well to

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