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Do you think it’s rude when you invite someone over for dinner and they never thank you, nor mention the food
I have a friend who I invite over for dinner say every 6 weeks or so. She never mentions how nice the food is or even thanks me. I can spend up to 3 hours cooking for her. I know she likes my food as she eats it all! She just puts her knife and fork down on the plate and that’s the end of it. Wouldn’t you say this is rude? When I go to hers, as soon as I enter her flat, I say, “something smells good” and throughout the course of the meal I make positive comments about her food. What’s the reason for her behaviour do you think?
Yes, she is rude. Next time serve up a nice fray bentos pie and smash and see if she comments. Or ask if she enjoyed something because it was the first time you have tried that recipie or something.
Alternatively just don’t invite her around.
Forks Over Knives – Official Trailer
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