She went on to explain specific etiquette requirements for eating, drinking, and cleaning.
She noted that before stressing that everyone needs to discipline themselves, as well as asking guests not to “consume large amounts of alcohol” or “not complain about the food while eating.”
Needless to say, we showed common courtesy and shared as an example, “When I make a pitcher of margaritas, don’t finish that pitcher unless you want to make something else.”
What about other rules? Handler requested to be “present” during family gatherings, noting that the “best memory” of the trip mentioned was when the group played a game called Oval Office.
Ultimately, the TV personality stressed that his family, which includes his five siblings and many nieces and nephews, needed to understand that “travel is not guaranteed,” and asked loved ones to simply have a “contributing attitude.” What does it mean?
“The donation has no monetary significance,” Handler wrote. “I mean, what kind of fun are you going to bring during the holidays? It’s not free.”
