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“I know this would be considered rude at a normal party, and I would have never dreamed of taking [it] with me,” she said.
“But because multiple people had given me [grief], including the host, about how I should have known better and made me feel incredibly embarrassed for even bringing wine, I decided not to let it go to waste as, for me, a $25 bottle is quite expensive.”
Recently, her friend was talking about another party she was going to, and she told her that if she was going to invite her, then she needed to not embarrass her by bringing cheap wine and bringing it back home with her at the end of the night.
Her friend told her that it was rude of her to take her wine back, even if she knew no one was going to drink it.
She understands both sides of the situation, so she’s wondering if she made the right decision.
Do you think it was rude of her to take back her bottle of wine? Or do you think it was justified, considering how rude the people were to her?
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