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What is the most polite way to set the dinner table when one person will not be eating any food? Should there still be plates and flatware at their spot, or only glasses? Or a full place setting ...

There's a special joy in sinking your teeth into juicy meat with bare fingers or scraping off those decadent flavors still ...

After going through the book and speaking with Pachter to compile the 21 business-etiquette rules every ... most important business is held, the dinner table. Produced by Justin Gmoser.

After going through the book and speaking with Pachter to compile the 21 business-etiquette rules every ... most important business is held, the dinner table. Produced by Justin Gmoser.

To ask an etiquette question, email [email protected]. This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Should hats be removed at the dinner table? Etiquette experts weigh in ...

Maybe you know not to put your elbows on the table or chew with ... or finger foods -- in a fine dining setting? Nikesha Tannehill Tyson, an author and the etiquette expert at The Swann School ...

Hibachi etiquette means, don't sit down at the table if you're not going to participate in the chef's activities and no you can't have my two extra shrimp. Ding-dongs. Thanks to our great listeners we ...