Etiquette Coach Explains Elbow Rule
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Why elbows on the dinner table is rude and other seemingly nonsensical etiquette rules

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William Hanson , an etiquette coach, answers questions about etiquette rules for WIRED.
According to Hanson , the no elbows on the table rule goes back to medieval times in Europe .
The right way to stir tea is not in a circle at all, according to Hanson .
Clinking your glasses together when offering a cheers is not proper in formal dining.
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