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The Groupon Guide to: Chivalry
As once-common social etiquette dissolves into a modern quagmire of askew baseball caps and satirical raps, gentlepeople of all genders and creeds are reviving acts of chivalry once feared extinct:
• Pulling out a guest’s chair
• Pulling out a guest’s hair (if they so request)
• Leaving the house with dozens of expensive overcoats to lay across the innumerable puddles sure to be encountered on even a slightly rainy day
• Offering your handkerchief to a sick king
• Excusing yourself from the table if you need to say a swear
• Proposing marriage before being brazen enough to ask someone their name
• Accidentally holding a door for a long enough string of consecutive people that the manager of the establishment yells at you when you try to stop because he can’t remember a time when you haven’t been standing there
• Cosmetic application of tuberculosis
• Taking your hat off for an hour every time a king dies
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