Dinner SquareOffs

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Yes WINNER

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Yes

Maureen Hannon
Maureen Hannon

Dinner time isn't just about eating. It's the time for the family to reconect after the work/school day is over. Exceptions should be made if there is an emergency. Under normal circumstances, the family should be present and pay attention to each other. After dinner is over would be a better ti

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Tina Bouthillier
Tina Bouthillier

Unless an actual EMERGENCY

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rover6rover
rover6rover

Two hands to eat with -- and the third one holds the phone?

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Robert Davidson
Robert Davidson

I think it's rude to use a phone during dinner unless it is an emergency.

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No

Kimberly Jarvis
Kimberly Jarvis

It's just the two of us and our pets, so there's no need. We rarely get calls and texts at that time anyway.

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Terri Brown
Terri Brown

We have no kids, and we're both at home all day, so there's no need.

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Hilary
Hilary

Dinner with a friend or associate, yes. But, with household, no. Our meals are casual and only at the table for special occasions.

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Genghis Khan

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Genghis Khan

Which historical figure would you rather have dinner with (risk free of course)?
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Vlad Tepes

Which historical figure would you rather have dinner with (risk free of course)?
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No, #pandemic

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Yes, booking a hotel/dinner reservation

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No, #pandemic

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Yes, booking a hotel/dinner reservation

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