HowRepo
Quick, friendly answers for the moments nobody prepared you for. No judgement, no jargon.
See Your First Formal Dinner
What is HowRepo?
The short answer up front, the why underneath, exceptions only if they matter.
Searchable in seconds, even under the table.
Written for people who were never taught this stuff, not for people who were.
105 quick answers, from the invitation to goodnight.
Plus the place setting at a glance, the exact words to say, quick fixes for when something goes wrong, and a search that finds your answer in seconds.
14-day no-questions refund.
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Place setting
Which glass is mine?
Your glasses are above and to the right of your plate. If you’re unsure, watch where the server pours, or ask.
“Excuse me, which glass is mine?”
Glass shapes and layouts vary. The drinks being served determine which glasses you’ll see.
Something went wrong
I dropped my fork. Should I pick it up?
Leave it, and quietly ask for a new one. Pick it up yourself only if someone could trip over it.
“Excuse me, I’ve dropped my fork. Could I have another one?”
Never put a dropped utensil back on the table. At a dinner at someone’s home with no staff, ask the host for a clean one.
Meet the cast
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Office assistant. Mother of the bride, as of this morning. First up: dinner with his parents.
Three weeks into his first job in London. Team dinner on Friday, dress code “smart casual”.
The HowRepo cast are fictional characters, created with AI.
Questions
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The Dress Code is coming next: what to wear when the invitation says “smart casual”, “black tie optional” or, worst of all, “nothing fancy”.