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Friend's parents invited me out to dinner.

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Originally posted by: GuitarDaddy
Order 1 of everything on the menu and two deserts🙂

You will be remembered as "that nice young man with the healthy appietite"


:thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
If they invited you, they obviously know they are going to pay for you, and expect you to order what you want.

exactly, you are making this harder than it should be.
 
get something REALLY messy that requires a "bib" of some sort, weather it be a lobster bib, napkin bib, or tablecloth bib it doesnt matter, just enough to make it so they never ask you out again 😀
 
Originally posted by: iamtrout
Menu recommendations that are good but are on the lower end of the price scale? I'm talking price relative to other Italian dishes, not absolute price.

Order the cheapest item on the menu and do not leave anything on the plate.

 
Originally posted by: Looney
Get a pasta dish. I usually like a carbonara dish.

Carbonara is good. I also enjoy Amatriciani.

Just look at what they're ordering. Do they order wine? It's OK for you to order wine. Do they order something expensive? OK for you. Do they order dessert? OK for you (I like tiramisu).
 
as I said... I think there's something else that's interesting about this - it's the whole process of deciding what's reasonable. So what he's already been out and ordered the single most expensive thing on the menu ;-)
 
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