You're invited to a friend's house for a party. You arrive "fashionably late", about 30 minutes after when the party was to start. You don't notice any other cars or activity at the house. Would you go right in or wait for someone else to arrive?
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I would deffinently go right in. Get the party started and hang out at the wet bar.
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If my friend is giving the party, I will probably arrive early and help her set up. If the party were being hosted by a business associate or someone I don't really know well, I might take a few turns around the block.
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Been there/ done that. House dark, see a light in the upstairs window. We DID ring the bell and interupted our friend's casual night of television. "Party's TOMORROW NIGHT, you two," he said. Felt dumn and...forgot about the party the next night. (Sigh.
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I'm with LitteBirrd, I would be there asap to help set up and do last minute stuff. But, if it were just an aquaintance, I would go in whether there were other guests there or not. It's rude to wait too long.
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Depends. Probably wait until other people arrived, unless it's like a good friend then I'd go see if they needed help with anything. Or call on my cell phone to "see if anyone else had arrived yet."
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depends on how well i knew then, if i knew them well id walk in, if i hardly knew them id wait untill i knew some1 else was in there
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I'd arrive on time. I think that's what is fair. They were gracious enough to invite me. Picture 8 vehicle loads of people going around and around the block because none of them have the bravery to be the first to arrive. I think it's rude not to arrive on time.
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