Football season is here and as any fan knows, it’s about so much more than just the game. It’s about the gameday atmosphere, the camaraderie, the competitive banter, and the tailgating experience. So to kick-off the season, we’ve asked our friend and Etiquette Expert, Patricia Rossi to share her 11 tailgating etiquette tips.
  1. Make a list and check it twice …..  Prepare the day before
  2. Arrive 3 to 4 hours before the event …… scout out your spot & to set up etc.
  3. Tailgating is just one big pot luck Festival, so make enough to share
  4. Use Zip Locks to store your meat. ….  Tupperware is a no-no
  5. Don’t be a Mooch-….. Don’t show up with just a smile – offer to bring something and bring double
  6. Don’t jack your music to heaven ….. It’s a form of pollution
  7. Set up with( Like) tailgaters … people who share your interest
  8. Pack emergency items … like a flash-light, first aid kit, rain gear, and toilet paper
  9. f you fly an American flag … Show respect, if you opt to fly other flags, American Flag sits highest, don’t fly it after dark
  10. When you break camp ….. Make sure to be a safe grill master by being triple sure your coals are cool before you dispose of them
  11. Bring trash bags ….. clean up your little area, in fact, leave it better than you found it

Patricia Rossi’s “Manners Minute” TV segments air weekly on NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC and other affiliates throughout the U.S. Patricia is a sought after etiquette coach, consultant, public speaker, columnist, television and radio personality. Patricia’s focus is on kindness as opposed to formality, relationships…not rules. Her seminars on social and professional protocol are engaging and shed new light on modern manners from business leaders, professional athletes, children and young adults in real life situations.
http://patriciarossi.com

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