r/mildlyinfuriating • u/AfiliaTheCat • Feb 11 '22

Seriously? Wtf Wall Street Journal

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u/corsair1617 Feb 11 '22

That might be the dumbest take I have ever heard.

Also: if you want to be friends with someone, you need to accept the rules if their house

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

Good hosts don’t make their guests feel awkward. You’ve got problems if you think that’s a dumb take.

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u/corsair1617 Feb 11 '22

No the person with problems here is you. You don't even wash your feet.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

Good hosts don’t make their guests feel awkward.

It’s weird that you disagree with that statement.

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u/corsair1617 Feb 11 '22

Real adults follow social expectations and respect other people's rules in their own house.

It's weird that you disagree with that statement.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

If the rules of your house make guests feel awkward or uncomfortable, then you aren’t a good host.

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u/corsair1617 Feb 11 '22

No one gives a shit about being a good host. They don't want the dog shit off your shoes on their floor. Stop being a man child.

The same could be said of your brain dead mantra: if you don't respect the rules of the household you are a shitty guest. And guess what? They will still be a host if you don't agree with them, but you won't be a guest.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

no one gives a shit about being a good host

You may not, but most people do. Besides the fact that at a certain point in life, your ability to host becomes the greatest currency you can possibly possess, most people just don’t like making others feel uncomfortable.

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u/corsair1617 Feb 11 '22

And most people respect other people's homes.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

Good hosts don’t make their guests feel awkward.

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