In My Club Two Heterosexual men can share off the same plate

[bam bam]

does anyone else have a problem with this?

[Tchoupitoulas]

I don't understand who WOULD have a problem with that...unless they simply have a problem with ANYONE sharing off the same plate. That makes more sense to me than two men.

[BTG]

So you and C-note had another great "date" at MiLa huh?

[Suzy Wong]

It wouldn;t matter if the men were heterosexual or gay.

Would be it be to try more dishes/variety? It seems to appear kind of "thrifty" on one hand. Maybe it's a double standard, where as with women or man/woman it may be more common/accepted.

That said, I prefer my own plate.

Also I've read on various forums some restaurants charge for an extra (empty) plate.

[Alex]

does anyone else have a problem with this?

Yes, I think it is OK Bam Bam.

[Isabella Maja]

There is a certain intimacy in sharing food off of the same plate.

Quite frankly, I like it, it feels good and don't mind seeing it done.

It would never cross my mind that something might be wrong with the practice (or the people) if I witnessed 2 hetero men doing it or anyone else for that matter.

Nice to have you back, Bam.

[Admin]

I'm thinking that by "club", he's referring to Rick's...

[BobRSnow]

I'm not going to judge what any two OTHER men do, but I wouldn't do it. Not with my father, brother, cousin, friend or my own son. If I were to share an entree with another man, I'll tell the waiter to bring another plate.
Then again, I wouldn't do it with any woman on the planet either, except my lovely wife, but she'll tell the waiter to bring another plate.

[Pelican Six]

It all depends. If you're going to wash it down by linking arms to drink your cosmopolitans, then I think I would have to visually quarantine you from the rest of the dining room.

[Oyster]

I was thinking this may have been at The Country Club on Louisa. I heard it was quite common there...not there's anything wrong with that...