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Miss Manners: Diner called out for wearing perfume couldn't come up with a snappy reply
Miss Manners: Diner called out for wearing perfume couldn't come up with a snappy reply
Miss Manners: Diner called out for wearing perfume couldn't come up with a snappy reply

Published on: 04/17/2024

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DEAR MISS MANNERS: My husband and I, along with another couple, had just been seated in a restaurant. We were reading the menu when a woman and her husband passed our table on their way out. The woman stopped, looked directly at us, and asked rather loudly, “Is someone wearing aftershave?”

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