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GUESTHOOD PART TWO

I thought of two more things. See "Guesthood" below.

The good guest knows that three days is about the maximum time that guests can enjoy happy times with the host.

If they are in the area for more than three days, they go off for a day and a night, minimum, to "Disneyland". Or something.

And then return, refreshed. Renewed. Also good guests know that part two, after the break, is ideally two days, not three. The law of diminishing returns.

The good guest also knows that it is a nice thing to email or phone upon safe arrival at home.

This allays the lingering host-worry that the plane didn't take off or had to return to the airport—that the guests might show up at the door for another, unexpected, night's stay.

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