>at friends house as a kid playing video games. >friends

>>77650886
well yeah
either that or they invite you to eat with them

>>77650941

>>77650886
what an ugly monkey
jesus christ

>>77650886
pretty rude of you for not leaving... you put them and yourself in an awkward position

>>77650886
fucking weird
they invite the guest to eat too

Never had that happen to me. Every time I have been at friend's house, their parents always offer food and vice versa. It's just common courtesy

Who the fuck doesn't invite the guest to eat?

>>77650886
That would be considered rude as fuck here

Holy shit a friend of your son is in your home at lunch time, invite the kid to lunch

baka @ white people

>>77650886
TINY

If the host's parents know that the guest's parents are preparing a meal for them at home that makes sense
If it was staying over on the weekend though I'd expect that the kids were getting fed at the house where they were playing vidya

>>77651166
Honestly it might be a Euro thing.. even in the US we have the decency to offer food to the guests

>>77650886
No

haha smol benis x-DDDDDD

>>77651060
>>77651083
Yeah right? Never thought about this until now but severeal of my friends parents did this and it's pretty fucked up

>>77651247
They probably literally talked to your parents on the phone about their meal plans

>>77651247
Yea it is, especially if it's just a kid

Maybe just asshole parents?

We did this too

Only if parents called ahead and asked if it was okay did we eat with them/friend eat with us

>>77651204
>Bunch of Euros say they've never heard of or experienced this
>I think it might be a Euro thing
Dumb fucking Americunt.

>>77651395
No they definitely did not
>>77651413
Dunno think actually it was mostly the kids with well off parents actually

There's a thread with 33 pages on Flashback about this issue

https://www.flashback.org/t2444302

>Do you invite your child's friends for dinner?

General answer seems to be no

>>77651010
THAT'S IT! NO SOPA FOR YOU, YOUNG BOY!

>>77651535

>>77651610

Get btfo stupid brit

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>>77651642
>Swedes
>Representative of normal functioning Euros
'no'

Home for dinner is an important thing in some places
You can spend 2 hours after school tearing up the neighbourhood as long as you're at the family table at 6:45 pm

>>77651642
Sweden != euro in a general sense though

>>77651610
Leting your kids friend not eat if they are there is psychopathic behaviour though. Not going home is a bit strange too maybe but if you are a kid you might nit have that sense if akwardness though. Sweden is fucked up

If my friend can't eat, I don't eat. If I can eat, my friend eats with me/my family. Pretty simple hospitality rules.

>>77651610
Sweden yes!

When I was in middle school I had a rich friend who lived in Manhattan and his parents would always take us out to expensive restaurants and pay for everything. That was nice while it lasted.

I always went home for dinner at the agreed upon time unless eating at friends place was part of deal to begin with. Sometimes there could be that situation where I still stayed though because dinner times vary from family to family I think.

>>77650886
Nope.
Ofc, other kid is always offered (is this correct word? O.o )/ If kid is not hungry (ate at home, before visit) they could wait. Or they can go home if their parents expect them at dinner. But it is normal to at least invite guests.

Being a good host is important here so people are really trying hard. And yes, it is partly just what people like to say but often people from serbia go somewhere in west and see the difference and vice versa, foreigners say that too .

>>77650886
no, wtf
if I have guests I make sure they feel welcome

Of course you offer a meal to guests, what is this, a medieval dungeon?

Next you'll tell me you don't offer plumbers or electricians a glass of water.

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>>77650886
Depends on the situation. Never had that happened, But I could see it if you were like neighbours and you'd be going home for dinner, or they were poor or something.

>>77650886

You've either got to offer the kid some food, get them to eat with you, or take the little fucker home before you eat

Just having them wait in a separate room is awkward as lol

>>77653157

I have a friend that emigrated to Germoney.

She is in highschool and was doing some project with few classrome friends at home of some german girl. In serbia usually first thing would be to host offer some drink (coffee, juice, water whatever) but they just started with work on project. So, after a hour she felt really thirsty and asked for glass of water. Host: " Oh, dont worry, we will finish soon with project"

So, that was weird for everyone here that heard a story and many interpret it as a cultural difference but I guess it was just one weir german girl, r-right?

>>77650941
>they invite you to eat with them
in turkey always this.Even if you are not hungry.

No. Dutch people will invite you to eat along.

>>77653659
No.
You should always bring your own stuff.

>>77653766
But Dutch people themselves tend to wait for each other before they start eating as well. So, it would be odd to wait for everyone except one person lol.

>>77653814
Are you serious or not? I can't tell.

>>77653885
I am serious.
Even the friendliest people will do most likely what OP described.

>>77651610
Strange. The only times I didnt get to eat at a friends house or vice versa it was what >>77651395 said.

No, that would be imaginable.

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>>77653940
What??? You will bring water to friends house?


For once i even considered that that was a german thing like : WORK! WORK! WORK! then drink water or whatever...

>>77653940
>>77653814
kys.That's why your country is not worth to stay alive.

>>77653940
Here that's unthinkable. I even had a few times when the host didn't have enough food.
They ordered something instead. And ate their planned meal the day after.

>>77650886
No

>>77653940
Not offer a glass of water? Is water from the sink not drinkable in Germany or something?

>>77650886
I think I need to cool off.

https://youtu.be/UOIv1gY2sBE

>>77654175
The dutch are truly the greatest people

>tfw dont like eating out too much
>people here make you eat at their homes and get offended if you dont
wanna change places op

>>77654111
>You will bring water to friends house?
Yes, I always did and I recomend it.

>>77654175
I like this. I can't even imagine anyone here would do this.

>>77650886
it's pretty dickish but I can see it happening. Especially if both you, the other kid, and his parents are all socially awkward fucks. The other kid's parents probably either didn't realize you were there or thought you were white trash whose parents didn't feed and they didn't want to take on the role

>>77654215
Even if it isn't. It is unhumane.

I guess some weird cultural thing just... We have asian people that eat bugs and... germans...

>>77654266
>At friend's house as a kid
>They're making goat ribs
>Literally have to force myself to eat the plate of goat ribs they gave me

>>77654318
>It is unhumane.
Beggars would feed themselves all the time at your place.

Go fuck yourself

>>77654464
Do you not understand the concept of inviting a FRIEND over? Not talking about random people walking into your home.. but then you are German..

>>77654464
this:
>>77654495
Do Germans have friends? Were you started to WW's just because you felt lonely?

>>77654495
Now I understand. He is highly beta nerd and he loves pretending to have friends.He never had friends.He is just trolling.

>>77654600
He must be.

>>77650886
lmao snowniggers subhumans

>>77651630
pls no

>>77654235
I think Dutch etiquette is always a bit different from other countries. We are very minimal on politeness and courtesies. But we have a lot of unspoken rules that you cannot break.

And dinner is one of the strict ones. People might not even open the door if you ring the bell during dinner lol. Because your busy having dinner.

>>77654495
>>77654576
>le autism worldwars meme

Yes we do have friends and our friends can feed themselves.

>>77654696
It's not about whether they can feed themselves or not.. if you invite a guest over it's common courtesy to treat them. Do you really not understand this?

>>77650886
lmao this is most definitely a crime in southern europe

>>77654759
And when you invite someone often you also feed him often?

>>77654808
They aren't dogs, you just offer them something or they can ask.

One of my friends literally made me wait outside their house while they had dinner. Thinking back it was pretty fucked up.

>>77654808
It depends. If you're eating/having dinner it's common courtesy to offer that person food

>>77654808
Normally you ask something if he wants something as soon as you arrive.

And then again once you want something yourself.
Or when the person asks for it. Or when you think he wants it.

>>77654788
Wait is this fucking normal in Germany? Id understand one German trolling but two?

>>77654870
Lets say you hang up everyday with your friend.
Do you take responsibility for feeding him from now on?

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>>77654938

>>77654854
Definitely remember this, I also remember kids waiting outside my house while I had dinner though.

>>77654938
As long as he's at my home.

>>77654854
Sounds kinda disrespectful desu

You couldn't even wait inside?

>>77654903
no it's not. it's rude af

>>77654938
lol
that amount of autism.
sometimes you will eat at his house to. it just isn't a thing you will going to count. like, are you friends or what?

>>77655035
No, this wasn't normal though. I think it's because his parents were rich they thought literally everyone who set foot in their house wanted to steal everything.

I think historically dinner is one of the most important events during the day. So it's not that odd that each culture has it's own rules for it.

>>77654938
>>77654808
>>77654696
>>77654464
Gigaronny

>>77655012
>>77655062
What is autistic about it. This sounds expensive as fuck.

>>77655092
And it's not odd the german anon is the most autistic about it, is it?

>>77655119
Doesn't your family usually make more than you can eat anyway.

>>77654854
This happened to me before, but it was because my friend's parents didn't know we were hanging out and didn't have anything prepared for me. They were also weird, my parents would never have done that

>>77655171
Wasting food is certainly not really appreciated here.

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>>77654938
Jesus contain your autism

>>77655220
We don't waste it. We put it off and eat it later usually. That's what my family does

>>77650886
no it would be impolite to not offer you to join in

>>77655119
That wouldn't happen everyday. Also, it is food and they are your friends so you shouldn't look at it in that way.

Also >>77655171
you fuckers are rich from our perspective and cheap as fuck.

wtf

are you somekind of master troll?

>>77650886
Do you also charge a bathroom fee for your guests too?

>>77650886
No,
Btw that's an ugly ass monkey you got there

>>77650886
Jesus, that's fucking rude. When i reached my friends after having dinner parents still tried to force-feed me.

>>77655364
its not about the look its about the taste

>>77655287
Oh like that. That's really uncommon here. I think only farmers do that.

>germ enters your home
>offer him some chips
Would he think you're calling him homeless?

>>77655435
"What am I? A fucking dog?"

>>77655352
kek

this comment is gold


>>77655435
kek

he would probably try to pay for it or something

>>77655409
You don't just heat it in the microwave?

>>77655435
He would just not leave anymore.

>>77650886
weird as fuck, in Spain they would try to feed you like you were a fattening pig

>>77655478
When would you eat it?

We eat bread for breakfast, bread for lunch and during dinner you want fresh veggies.

We aren't going to eat shit for dinner if you had bread all day lol.

>>77655396
UMA

>>77655532
We eat real dishes quite often.
And the remainings are put into the fridge and heated later.

>they invite him over and don't invite him for dinner as well

only Nordics could be this cold and inhospitable to guests

>>77655587
I think the problem is there is no time to eat it if you eat three meals a day. And perhaps some light snack.

>>77655344
By you fuckers do you mean Montenegrins? Everything here costs more than in Serbia remember, kinda beats the point of our higher wages

>>77655655
The next day.

>>77650886
In russia hosts will force you to eat and can get offended if you refuse. No russian will refuse good borsh with smetana though

>>77655119
your friend won't come over every day dude. Even when I was a kid my friends would come over maybe once a week or less than that if I went over to their houses. The thought of not being invited to dinner with the family you're staying with is insane to me. It's completely irreverent to the concept of courtesy and hospitality.

>>77655716
lol
context, Radovane, context.

By fuckers I meant germans. You aren't that richer I know that.

>>77655733
Yeah, not going to happen.

>>77650886
Could you delete this post and not upload my photos here? Thanks.

>>77655532
What a weak lunch

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>>77655802
I haven't had my grandma's borscht in 5 years

>>77655991
Everyone brings their own lunch to school and usually to work. So its only logical to bring something easy.

And cheese sandwiches are infinity popular here. They are still the most popular breakfast and lunch.

>>77655841
>your friend won't come over every day dude.
I had friends that did.

that's a willy
haha

>>77656169
How can we stop the cheese sandwich?

https://youtu.be/hBn32h9XdFA

I feel bad for the countries that have to share a border with Germany.

>>77654452
>slept at my friend's place
>i usually only have a cup of coffee and a bred for breakfast
>they made english-style breakfast
>tfw I had to shove all that food down my throat

>>77656169
Do you only have proper meals during the weekends?

>>77656351
Yeah you guys established that in the 30s.

>>77650886
>eat at a norwegian friends house
>have to stay in room

>eat at a bosnian friends house
>always invited and get something to eat

really makes me think

>>77650886
Yes, this definitely happened to me a few times. If we planned ahead that I'd be going to their place, they'd have something prepared for me. If not, it was hit or miss.

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>>77651210
that makes white people closer to monkeys than black people

>>77650886
Everytime i go to friends house they always give me food. Idk why but it feels awkward, like the food is very good and i'm not complaining about that but i don't want to feel like a beggar when i come to visit people.

>>77656566
Whites have the largest penises in the world.
t. penis pro

>>77656457
Dare I wonder what he meant by this?

>>77656229
I used to live in Serbia and Croatia in the kid in the late 90's, and sometimes I would hang out at my friends places for many days at a time, yes, but there was an understand that I would always be offered dinner *if* I stayed till it. I usually just went to their apartments in the day, so maybe from 12-4 and sometimes we would go out and play around the city or go to a gaming cafe. 90% of the time I would go home and eat with my family though, I wouldn't make it a point to spend time at my friends place just to eat dinner.

These nuances are not difficult to understand, and everyone knows not to intrude on other families habits and practices too much. But having dinner at your friends every once in a while is completely normal in almost everywhere I've ever been.

>>77656351
this thread explain a lot desu...

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>>77654854
FUcking hell that is funny. Sorry anon. I can just imagine your tears streaming down your rosy cheeks and sniffling. Hehe.

>>77656653
UK almost annexed France during WW2 but the French PM got shut down for it.

>>77656630
h-how does it feel to suck a penis does it feel good
i would suck my own penis if i was white but meh b*own benis not my type

>>77650886
In any educated home goes as follows:

Guest>Grandparents>Parents>Kids

Even if he is just a friend of your kid, he still is a guest and should be treated as one. Pretty rude imo.

>>77656374
We have very healthy dinners.

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That would also be considered extremely rude here.
Whenever you're over at someone's house, no matter how close you are to each other, they will offer you something to drink like coffee/tea/juice along with cookies/bread/cake or whatever they have available. It is much more common at night though.
My gf's family does this very religiously though and it can get pretty annoying.

>go visit gf at 4pm so I have lunch at around 3 or just before leaving
>get there and they have just eaten as well so they offer me food
>tell them I've already eaten
>they insist because I HAVE TO HAVE A TASTE OF WHAT THEY COOKED
>"o-ok heh just a taste though"
>get served a whole bunch of food
>eat it all
>"hey anon how was it? it's good right?"
>"y-yeah pretty good"
>"cool, do you want some coffee?
>refuse
>"come on just a cup"
>accept the coffee
>"here have some cookies anon, we just got them today"
>"nah I'm pretty full rn"
>"come on they're good, have one at least"
>proceed to eat cookie like a piggie
>sometime passes and my gf's sister gets home with some left over cake
>they make more coffee or bring in a 3 litter bottle of pepsi to drink along with the cake
>"HEY ANON WANT SOME CAKE? COME ON HAVE A SLICE! HEY ANON'S GF GIVE HIM A SLICE"
>mfw

>>77656795
but brown benis is delicious

>>77656797
Here its kids > guest = grandparents = parents > yourself

>>77656823
this desu, just as I mentioned in >>77656665, this is the norm for us as well.

>>77656823
Do you live in my cunt lol?

I kinda like that desu

>>77656797
I did forget to add, if your parents have planned to eat something out that day, the kid's friend also gets invited. As a kid my parents invited my friends to eat many times (from fastfood to restaurants) and i got invited another fuckton of times from their parents.

>>77650886
No, usually parents treat guest children better than their own kids, at least in my experience on both sides

>>77656823
Outside of meal times you get offered a coffee or tea with a cookie here.

Often they have multiple kinds of cookies so you can pick one.

So German autism is a Germanic trademark. Fascinating.

>go to friend's house to play some shit on his gamecube
>getting late, nearing 5 pm
>friend's parents ask me if I want to eat dinner with them or not
If we were coming straight out of school his parents would also give us a snack and something to drink.

What I don't get though, is that you guys had to eat dinner too right? So how late would you go home if you stayed at your friend's house and they let you just sit there in another room? Would you just go a whole day withour eating dinner?

>>77657364
Cookie is a Dutch loanword btw.

http://www.expatica.com/nl/insider-views/One-cookie-per-tea-conspiracy_100881.html

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>>77650941
No, this is weird and rude of both you and your host.

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>at friends house as a kid playing video games.
>friends parent says dinner is ready
>don't accept no as the answer
>had to eat even if not hungry

You people are monsters.
Why don't the parents invite the kid's friends? I thought you were rich enough to spare an extra plate.
We are a poor country, but at least we are polite

>>77657245
I wish I could visit Serbia one day. Your country along with Bosnia give the vibes of the population being really close and friendly with each other.

>>77657866
kek classic russian

>>77657923
germanic peoples are cold

>>77657988
Yea, that is mostly true in countryside.

>>77650886
When you invite a guest over during dinnertime, you're expected to feed them. It's only ever ambiguous when they intended for you to leave earlier but you stayed long enough for dinnertime, in which case you're still expected to feed them something even though you didn't plan for it.

>>77658073
Idk, it just seems very rude to me.

>>77650886
I remember this happening once or twice to me, I think it was only ever if my friends parents didn't know I was coming and they were preparing something. Or maybe it was because I'd already eaten/was going to eat later

>>77657452
>dinner
>5pm

wew, we usually have a snack by that time and dinner at 7-8.

>>77650886
No
You either get invited to eat or you take that as your cue to leave.

>>77658418
I had a friend who would have dinner at 5 on the dot every day, when he came over he always whined about my family sometimes not eating until 8.30

>>77658103
I get this a lot about slav countries. Apparently city people are mostly all rude? and the countryside people are the most friendly?
The same can be said about Mexico but people in the city can be extremely friendly and helpful if you stay away from Ciudad de Mexico.

>>77650886
>nordics
>civilized

>>77650886
No your country is just autistic

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>>77654854
this happened to me like 1000 times as kid. didn't care back then and thought it's normal

>>77650886
Northern Europe became rich not by giving free dinner to every punk

How did Germany ever unite when they obviously don't care about each other

>>77650886
At least the parents or that friend should offer you to have dinner with them and you declined, then it's okay. That is super awkward to both parties tbqhwy. It's not common, but a common sense to offer foods.

>>77659959
Doesn't the government give NEETs money there?

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I don't know about the other Germans here spreading their autism, but I believe they are trolling you.

When I went to someone's place as a kid or someone visited me my parents would offer lots of food actually. They offered yogurt, sweets and when we ate my friends were invited to eat with us. I also ate with other families.
It could also be that this is a regional thing though and eastern Germany once again proved to be inhabited by the superior, more friendly and more rational people while western "Germans" once again proved themselves to be self-hating beyond belief.

>>77663863
My parents even invited some of my friends to go on a vacation with us. They would pay for everything including his food and once even gave one of them 10 euro so he could buy a CD as well when we visited an electronics store

>>77650886
>Is this common in your country?
Absolutely the fuck not

>>77663902
This desu. Did similar stuff

>>77650886
Sounds autistic as fuck to just leave him in the room. Usually hanging out at a friends house they will offer you food, drink, or at least get a snack. A few of my friends' parents also took us out to dinner/lunch on occasion.

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>>77650886

Rare desu... Here they invite you to join the meal.

And if is not dinner/lunch time they make you eat the afternoon snack (called "merienda")

you are suppose to go home when they are having dinner

Fucking rude, doesn´t happen here

This is the first time I've been shocked by our cultural differences.

>>77664789
What about lunch?

>>77656823
Same here. Probably the same in the rest of latam

Finland yes

We should erase the nordic countries from the earth

>>77651010
UMA

>>77656588
But they're just trying to make you feel welcome in their home?

>>77650886
What the fuck

>>77651247
>Yeah right? Never thought about this until now but severeal of my friends parents did this and it's pretty fucked up
That's because your country is full of autistic subhumans. Who the fuck doesn't give a guest something to eat, in my country you'd have people going to the market and buying stuff especially for the guest.

>>77650886
Uma...

that's pretty fucked up

my mom would always go outta of her way to make sure my friend ate something

my mum never did this when i had a friend over after school and it rarely happend in our neighbourhood. It mostly happend at friends with rich parents. Guess it might be a class thing. The friends with rich parents would also mostly decline dinner at my house and then eat at home. Dunno if they had been told to do so.

>>77667627
>The friends with rich parents would also mostly decline dinner at my house and then eat at home

That's fucked up, the only place that I thought this would happen are countries like India or something.

bjork no shara de meatball

>>77650886
My father once tried this with one of my sister's friends and my sister teread him a new asshole.
The fact is: he hated that girl with a passion.

The general rule is to invite the guest to dinner, if nobody is in the mood for cooking, order pizza.

>>77668066
A pizza ananas surely.

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>>77650941
>they invite you to eat with them
this

>>77650886
That would be considered extremely impolite. The guest is always invited.

>>77667627
Son of richies here; we always invited guests to eat with us.
I have however also tried waiting while my friend ate his dinner. I think it's largely due to the fact that neither I nor the person I was visiting had asked the parents whether or not I could join, and the parents thus expected I had dinner plans at home.

>>77663863
Yeah, seems like the west is more autistic.

>>77668373
Pineapple on pizza is a fucking abomination.

>>77671101
Just as the fat ass of your mom.

>>77652308
> part of the deal
Nigga what the fuck are you talking about? Do you have contracts with friends too?
Whatever happened to basic hospitality?

>>77658418
we eat dinner anywhere from 16:00 to 18:00
at the latest 19:00

>Be at friends house
>Sleep over
>Friend doesn't give you any blanket, place to sleep or pillow
>Their parents retarded.

>>77650886
>>77651247
Damn dude fuck Northern Europeans and their culture.Finnish and Swedish ones are cold as fuck.

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>forcing a little kid into an awkward situation
This is being more like a vile cunt than being an autistic mouthbreather. Fucking despicable nordicucks.

If you wanna food you have to earn you food.

>>77650886
absolutley haram
but from what I read in the comments, at least you guys care about the guest being able to eat with their family
at least you could ask the guest "are you eating at home?"
>>77665080
this

>>77672295
It means that you talk in advance approximately how long you can stay and thus also making the food plans clear. Usually as you are talking on the phone asking if you can come over. Is this a foreign concept?

My mom always asks if my friend is hungry or thirsty. The thing we do with guests is ask them what they want to drink. Without even asking she'll bring in cake or some dumb shit where we're hanging out.

>>77677106
I the third world you only survive by sharing I see.

>>77677182
If giving away for free sounds like sharing then you're retarded

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>>77677250
>If giving away for free sounds like sharing then you're retarded

>>77677295
The burger is right tho.

>>77676941
How hard can it possibly be to ask the kid if he'll have dinner with you before you start cooking?

>>77656823
a latam thing.
They are always polite with guests, and i actually feel bad if i refuse but i dont want to be seem as a "gorrero" (somebody that usually goes around looking for free stuff)

>>77677578
Because that kid's parents also have to make dinner plans and might even be worried so they shouldn't ask the kids, they phone the parents. Thinking about it all I think the most common thing was you agree to meet up and then told your mom and she told you when to be home. I also remember one time I wanted a friend over and let him stay longer so we could play some game so I asked if he could eat dinner with us.

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>>77650886
Why is that proboscis monkey so smug? His smug aura mocks me.

>>77678011
Well, you should at least wait until the kid is gone before eating, then. Don't just leave him in a corner alone while you have dinner.

>>77650886
is this really how notherns behave? either they have high functioning autismo or they have less manner than niggers, no wonder they are getting cucked in the regular basis

Standard protocol is that you hang out during periods between major meals, unless it is clear that they are invited to stay for the meal.

>>77650886
No. The parents would offer their child's friend dinner, if they wanted to join them.

>>77654854
>>77659557
Why the fuck is this allowed?

My friend's families would usually offer me food as well as did my family to my friends. It felt kinda stupid but I guess it wins waiting in his room alone.

that is one ugly macaco

>>77680320
I'm pretty sure some do this shit, but most don't.

I mean it's common courtesy at least to ask if the kid wants to join.

disclaimer: I'm from well-off civilized family

>>77650886
>not feeding a guest at your home

what the fuck. are nordics really this cold and autistic?

>>77650941
>either that or
duh, what kind of answer is that

>>77651083
autists or stingy people
but seeing that the swedish flag, could be minorities. maybe they feel awkward about their food

>>77654464
>doesn't understand the difference between a friend invited into his home and some random beggar on the street

Krautism is a force to be reckoned with.

>>77651204
>even in the US
what does he mean by that?

>>77651610
The first ones say they offer meals.

>>77654854
kek at all the replies. this sounds odd but it totally depends on the circumstances. for one, age makes a big difference. for little kids i don't think it is a big deal, many won't even home at home unless forced. anyway, i wouldn't say omg this is unthinkable.

>>77664558
>twf i read merdienda
spanish is a very dangerous language.

>>77650886
I've always been invited to eat with them. I think it's very rude to not invite the guest to dinner. In fact, some families invite whoever shows up at the door to eat with them if it's dinnertime.

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>used to be friends with a really poor guy
>would go to his house every day
>would always make up an excuse to leave early so they didn't have to make food for me

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>>77650886
Canada
No

People are gonna always offer food here at a friends place. Just say yes please or no thanks to the offer.
Swedes seem rude to me.

>>77653698
>>77651166
>>77655503
I'm guessing this is really a Mediterranean thing. I had a friend from Greece, and whenever we would hang out, there'd be dinner ready and they always insisted i eat. Like, i could never turn supper down at their place. It was good food though too, so i always said yes

Also my mom has a friend from Greece aswell, when she visited Greece a year ago, she said it was every day they'd have a 3 course meal at supper and it'd be considered rude to say no to the offer. Well in her words at least

>pic unrelated

>everyone here pretends to be ge some normie host while in reality never had any social contacts
>suddenly all the virgin basement dwellers are rich hosts

>>77688707
>rich hosts
Blowing things out of proportion much? You don't need to be a Chad to be nice to people. Believe it or not, but some people don't act like how they act on 4chan in real life.