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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Agback" data-source="post: 430118" data-attributes="member: 5328">G'dayFirst, you discourage furtehr conversation by saying grace in Latin.Then, you say something like this to the host "Thank you, mein host. I always look forward to those occasions when I get a really good meal. We get nothing like this in the Commandery, that's for sure."Actually, a truly good person probably doesn't mind that the meal is bad. Despite the unappetising food, he appreciates the host's generosity and trouble. For example, last night my GM roasted a chicken and served some salads. The chicken was stuffed with over-seasoned glug (but was cooked to a turn), and the salads were neither very tasty nor dressed with anything. I am a much better cook, but I still appreciated very much (a) that someone else made me a meal, and (b) the Tony had been to the trouble and expense of feeding five people, especially as the kitchen was neither spacious nor convenient.Regards,Agback</blockquote>