My Friends Demanded I Ruin an Expensive Beef Wellington So Their Uninvited Plus-One Could Eat It Well-Done.
It’s one of the first lessons in manners we learn as children: when you are a guest in someone’s home, you graciously eat what is served. You say thank you, you compliment the cook, and you certainly don’t make demands. It’s a simple sign of respect for the host’s time, effort, and generosity. However, one…
