Ain't no party like a Victorian dinner party? No one's allowed to leave until I say so.

It's manners. Oh, Hello internet. I'm your husband

host Travis McElroy and I'm your wife host Teresa McElroy and you're

listening to Schmanners. It's extraordinary etiquette. For ordinary

occasions hello my dove. Hello dear. How are you? I'm well. We're

trying out a new a podcasting set up. Yeah. It's ergonomic. It is ergonomic.

I'm here on the floor with our daughter Dot.

And I'm here hovering above it all.

Well you're actually sitting in a chair.

Yes, I'm at my desk at the command central at podcast HQ is I like to call it I've never called

it that before in my life welcome everyone to the second episode of this week

hopefully you've already listened to our very special be second episode of this week.

Hopefully you've already listened to our very special episode

about video conferencing

and you've told all your friends about it

because I was very proud of it.

Indeed.

And so what are we talking about today? Well, I think that a very natural

follow-up to Zoom etiquette was a Victorian dinner party etiquette. Yes. Yes. It was a Victorian dinner party etiquette. Obviously. I mean there are probably people who are like why didn't they cover

Victorian party etiquette in the episode? I mean I know. Yeah, we had to do it in two parts part one video

conferencing advocate part two Victorian dinner party right yeah so here's the

thing right tell me what is what is the thing? The thing is, yeah, what is it? This is the kind of stuff I like to do.

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