Lindsay McMahon

Yeah.

I mean, I will admit, I think I've admitted this on the show before, so I'm not afraid to admit it again.

I have committed this faux pas before it happened.

When we were invited over just after COVID, when everyone was coming out of their homes, we were invited over to some friends.

They're not good, good friends, but they're new friends.

And, you know, we get along with them.

We enjoy.

So we're somewhere in between, right?

In between acquaintances and like best friends.

We're definitely not best friends.

They invited us over to hang out by their campfire outside in their backyard.

um and all of a sudden you know i guess we've been there a while we've been having some drinks all of a sudden we see um the husband sam start to like stretch and say start to yawn you know i'm i'm going to bed and that's where we're like oh my gosh we committed the ultimate faux pas we've lost our social norms in covid right we blamed covet for it

Did you say something?

Were you like, I'm sorry?

I think the worst part is we didn't even acknowledge that we had made that mistake.

If we had said, oh, we lost our minds in COVID or something, we should have done that.

So this is just showing our listeners an example of how important it is.

When you are on the side of the guy, his name is Sam, instead of putting your hands in the air and making a yawning sound, what can you do, you know, to subtly get people to go home?

Yeah, I really tightened up my manners for sure.

Yeah.