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theexitisontheleft t1_ja24s7r wrote

It’s fair if you don’t like it here. But nothing interesting to do or good entertainment and performances/concerts is totally on you. Lack of diversity is absurd. And I don’t know where you’re eating but we’ve got good food. The drivers are insane, I’ve got plenty of experience with that. And metro isn’t up to snuff right now. Are you relying on others to do things? It’s possible to explore the city on your own.

I’m just not sure how you’ve missed out on what DC has to offer though. What parts of the city are you in? What venues do you know about? How much have you looked into local blogs and publications to find things to do? I love my city and I do know it’s not for everyone, but I do think you’ve not found much of what’s on offer here. Look at DCist for a good local publication and clockoutdc is an excellent resource on Instagram for things to do around town.

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FrankenPaul t1_ja24im5 wrote

Word of advice, it is your wedding day. You must enjoy it. So should the guests. Save the haute cuisine for yourselves in your own privacy. Cater for your best according to their taste. Your guest are their to champion and celebrate your day, that in ludes both sides of parents and extended families. It's important to have tranquility and harmony on your wedding day.

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snarual t1_ja22v19 wrote

You didn’t fuck up. Your fiancé’s absolutely idiotic notion of appropriate wedding fare is the fuckup, and thank goodness someone pointed it out in time to change it.

Let her have her asinine snob-food party with a bunch of 60 pound elderly rich ladies who will actually enjoy the experience and not have to stop at a frakkin McDonald’s in the way home to make their stomachs stop rumbling. Find an actual wedding caterer and ask them for a few options that are actually popular at weddings, and enjoy success and happy guests instead of resentful hangry guests followed by your fiancé breaking into tears from realizing that the only thing about your wedding day that the guests will remember is the lack of food and her breaking down because her attempt to show how special and high class she is failed miserably.

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selfmadeoutlier t1_ja22k7m wrote

As southern Italian, if you have plenty of southern Italian guests, yes. Food is really centric in the celebrations and expectations are high..and I can guarantee, people will remember and talk about it for years and years...all based on food *

Nevertheless, the wedding is yours and it's your decision...you do not have to accommodate all the guests,it's almost impossible, but at least it's important to serve alternatives based on the different diets (vegan, celiac, kosher, halal, etc)

In any case, something that we use to do nowadays is a huge starting buffet with different specialities... from diary products to cold cuts, raw fish, pastas etc... (People usually got stuffed there). Then, only one first dish (pasta) One main (meat/fish) Pre dessert

Then

Dessert buffet

Cake

This formula is working a lot, people are always happy, and it's not like in the past where tons of food was wasted.

Anyhow, that's valid for typical southern Italian. the rest of italy usually they eat way less. If you are afraid of it, you can always be heavier on the apero. But please, quality is the main pillar, and in case of buffet, it should be supervised, with waiters serving.

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FlyingSpagetiMonsta t1_ja20p7k wrote

Nah, first commenter said getting a passport ONLY makes sense if you plan to go somewhere.

Second commenter said that getting a passport so the kid has some form of ID also makes sense.

So the second commenter disagrees with there being only 1 reason to get the passport

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yami76 t1_ja1y8fy wrote

The only thing I can think of him scavenging off a server would be ram, cpu or hard drives. I’m thinking since he hasn’t just dropped the parts back off that it’s the drives and he formatted them? But then no one would be that dumb right?

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supagirl277 t1_ja1xpyh wrote

Honestly I think it’s a bit selfish to impose your food preferences on the bride when it was her wish to have a fancy haute dinner for her wedding. If you’re just there for the food, it’s as if the wedding itself is a chore for you and you’re going because you’re being rewarded. Like, what?

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CharlietheCorgi t1_ja1xd6r wrote

Don’t live in dc proper. There’s tons of areas outside of dc with relatively easy commutes into the city via metro that will likely appeal to you more. As for the weather… it is what it is. It’s 80 one day and snowing the next. You get used to it.

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PuzzleheadedTap4484 t1_ja1x8tq wrote

That happened at a wedding I attended. But it was a catered dinner. Our table was skipped on dinner. We saw the cake being served up and realized they completely skipped our table for dinner. When we flagged the waiter down they apologized and said they ran out of food but could make us some sandwiches. We asked how they run out of food when all the seats had name tags on them so you literally knew how many plates you needed to make? The bride and groom (who was our coworker) came over to say hi and were asking us how dinner was and were horrified when they found out we never got food. They spent $40k on this wedding. 🤷‍♀️

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