Return the Tupperware that was filled with the leftovers your host gave to you after dinner, if only in the hope of being invited back again?Modern advice on etiquette for the not-so-new millennium
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A Golden Opportunity12 years ago
I definitely would, unless it's a old "cool whip" container, or other re-used containers.
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