As Miss Manners has pointed out, when people are friends, they either both have their clothes on or neither of them do. You could use the ploy of responding in kind, using your physician’s given name.

Taking to Reddit, one of the wedding guests asked if paying for dinner at a wedding is customary or bad etiquette.

Furthermore, it would be unethical of your friend to charge you for half the gas, if he was being reimbursed by his employer. That's what's known as "double dipping" - and it's not OK. It's up there ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’m a physician, so I am used to people addressing me as “Dr. Jones.” That includes both patients and non-physician staff in the hospital where I work. Even out in public, if I run ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’m a physician, so I am used to people addressing me as “Dr. Jones.” That includes both patients and non-physician staff in the hospital where I work. Even out in public, if I run ...

Spanish road rules expats get wrong—are you breaking motorway etiquette? Stick to the right - but wreckless drivers aren’t the boss.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’m a physician, so I am used to people addressing me as “Dr. Jones.” That includes both patients and non-physician staff in the hospital where I work. Even out in public, if I run ...

The traditional black-tie dress code demands a level of elegance and sophistication that is often synonymous with classic ...

More than a beverage, yerba mate is a cultural experience in Argentina that unites people. Deeply rooted in Argentine social ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a doctor seeking guidance on the appropriate way ...

Behaviour on trains has definitely got worse over the past year,” says 33-year-old ticket inspector, Gregg*. “Feet on seats, ...

In an experiment featured in “Brain Games,” a fake lecturer delivered a nonsensical talk. When two planted audience members ...