Fine day, my good man.

RULES OF A GENTLEMAN:

Never demean a man, least of all in front of his wife and/or children.

If you should do something, do it with purpose.

You shall walk on the street side of a lady, regardless of the fact that carriages are no longer splashing mud around.

Always remember that you’re not always right.

Rules were made to be broken, laws were made to be kept. Be aware of both, no matter what your situation.

Never apologize unless you’ve done something wrong; but once you have done something wrong, apologize then.

You shall walk with a woman, not in front of her.

You shall never leave a game until the final whistle.

Always carry a pen and something to write on.

If you should make eye contact, you say hello.

You shall give answers definitively. If you’re unsure of something, make that known.

There are two places where you shall never offer unsolicited advice: a golf course and another man’s house.

Early is on time, and on time is late. This is not an issue of cool or not, it’s an issue of respecting someone’s single most finite and valuable resource: their time.

No matter how many people may be watching, you shall do the right thing.

The necessary is always possible.

In issues of preference, others are neither right nor wrong.



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