Mister Manners - Modern Manners & Etiquette Expert

My conversation with the always-gracious Liza Mahacek, on Living Dayton

Mister Manners Shares Tips on Tipping Culture DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Tipping culture has expanded, and you may find yourself wondering why you’re leaving a tip. Thomas Farley, also known as Mister Manners, shared some tips on how to…

Being a good guest is important at any occasion, regardless of locale. And yet, different geographies bring different expectations. Here, shared with Southern Living magazine, is a list of tips from Protocol School Of Texas | Diane Gottsman and me for being an excellent addition to any cocktail party—from Savannah to San Antonio.

https://www.southernliving.com/southern-cocktail-party-manners-7197783

Wondering how to keep yourself and everyone else happy this holiday? As is often the case, etiquette holds the answer! Here chatting with my friend Eileen Whelan, of Good Morning Washington

Mister Manners offers guide to merry holiday etiquette While the hustle and bustle of the season can bring a lot of joy and merriment -- it also brings an annual dose of holiday dilemmas to navigate. Etiquette exper

Who is the official turkey carver in your household? It's the subject of my latest "Mealtime with Mister Manners" column for Today Show and TODAY Food, including interviews with Chef Ben Ford and Seemore Meats & Veggies

Who put men in charge of carving the turkey? Is the idea that the patriarch should cut and serve the bird an outdated concept?

Happy Halloween, everyone! Have fun, and make it a safe and considerate one, too! Here are my tips for how to do so, as shared with Emily Gibbs TV of Living Dayton

Stay Courteous this Halloween with Mister Manners DAYTON, OH (WDTN) – Thomas Farley, also known as Mister Manners joins us via Zoom with some great Halloween etiquette! Stay on your best behavior so others can also have a great time.

Have you ever eaten a whole dish in a restaurant only to "discover" suddenly it was not what you ordered? Did you ask for a refund?

I tackle this topic in my latest column for Today Show and TODAY Food, with interviews with Snappy Lunch and Farley's Famous Hot Dogs (No relation to the latter!)



https://www.today.com/food/restaurant-customer-refunds-t264445

Dining dos and don'ts, as shared with Michaela Johnson - TV of The Rhode Show. What are your dining etiquette pet peeves?

Dining do’s and don’ts From splitting the check to dining on airplanes, Mister Manners, Thomas P. Farley, shares dining do’s and don’ts.

National Courtesy Month with Mister Manners DAYTON, OH (WDTN) – Thomas Farley known as Mister Manners shares his top etiquette advice for the month of September and beyond. Become a better human with these top courtesy tips!

Are you hoping to cool off this weekend? Don't miss these tips I shared with Living Dayton and Emily Gibbs TV for being a more considerate poolside patron! :)
https://www.wdtn.com/living-dayton/splashing-into-a-relaxing-summer-with-great-pool-etiquette/

Great Pool Etiquette for a Relaxing Summer DAYTON, OH (WDTN) – No resenting, relaxing instead! Thomas Farley, better known as Mister Manners, joins us with etiquette advice! It will help you and everyone around you have a refreshing s…

Have you ever stacked your group's dirty plates and handed them to your server in an effort to help them clear your table? You may be doing more harm than good. Thanks to Sarah Cahill and Sheri De Borchgrave for sharing your insider insights for my latest column for TODAY Food!

https://www.today.com/food/stacking-plates-rude-t258613?cid=eml_food_20220707&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Food220707&utm_term=TODAY%20Food

Ask Mister Manners: Do servers appreciate it when we stack our dirty plates for them? Some restaurant guests believe they’re doing servers a solid by chipping in with table clearing. The reality is not as neat as you might think.

Have you ever attended a wedding where you were not fed a meal? Is that ever acceptable? I explore the etiquette of that situation in my latest column for TODAY

https://www.today.com/food/no-food-served-wedding-etiquette-t257805