Manners Maketh Man

The premise goes everyone knows before entering the premises while still outside yet on the mat it's no gentleman who forgets to doff his cap or remove his hat if dining out or at a private party for a particular person it's impolite at most to sip slurp or slink a drink before the toast to a hospitable host and when beside the table laden confronted by the salsa bowl biting then re-dipping chips the most unmannerly of all is he (or she) who double-dips
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