• Lumidaub@feddit.org
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    14 days ago

    An entire meal? Pshhht. If you show up unannounced, you’re lucky if you get more than a glass of (excellent quality) tap water. If I like you, I might put the kettle on for some instant coffee.

  • mannycalavera@feddit.uk
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    Not sure about that for Ireland. A cup of tea sure. But gtfo if you think you’re staying for food.

  • Flamekebab@piefed.social
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    If you were coming 'round for a meal, sure, but otherwise I’d expect you to already have plans for what you’ll be eating that day.

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    Sweden along with Netherlands and the rest are “get the fuck out” lol.
    How come Italy is usually?

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    I mean, it depends on where you draw the line for what a meal is.

    In Sweden you’re all but guaranteed to be served a minimum of coffee and some form of sweet pastry/cookie (fika).

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    I don’t think I ever served anyone a meal. If you announce your visit, I’ll bake a cake. But other than that, nah.

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      I did once for my sister and my brother in law.
      But they were on a trip and asked well before of they could stop by for some lunch.

      And the cooking part was just some boiled potatoes on my end.

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        Yeah sure, if you call in advance and ask “hey could we have some food”, then it’s no problem, but I would never cook something for guests if they’re not explicitly asking for it.

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    Useless data, how long are these visits? the length of stay is going to be the main determiner of whether there’s food made, am its not like your getting a full meal if you’re just stopping by for a quick less than an hour visit even in the ‘almost always’ countries

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        That’s another issue with it, it says ‘served a meal’, what constitutes a meal for the purpose of these stats? does it have to be a full sit-down cooked meal? or do snacks count? tea & biscuits?


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    Sweden along with Netherlands and the rest are “get the fuck out” lol.