The term 'Irish exit' refers to leaving a party without saying goodbye, possibly because Irish people are stereotyped as being heavy drinkers who might stumble out without finding anyone to say goodbye to.
Saying goodbye at a party can be lengthy because it involves thanking the host and individually saying goodbye to friends, which can take up to 45 minutes.
Some people prefer an Irish exit because they have no boundaries and might make promises they can't keep, so leaving without saying goodbye avoids this issue. It also allows them to avoid getting stuck in conversations with people they don't want to talk to.
People might feel guilty about an Irish exit because they feel the need to properly thank the host and inform their friends they are leaving, making it a 45-minute process.
Mae recorded her roommate's behavior because he was acting very strangely and inappropriately, and she wanted to have evidence in case he didn't remember his actions the next day.
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Mae's friend Joanne asked her to say goodbye to the cat every time she left because she was a nice lady who enjoyed the company of her pet and wanted to ensure Mae was also acknowledging the cat's presence.
The hilarious Molly Shannon asks about party etiquette, plus Mae shows off a bear painting, "razor blades" but make it Australian, and Holly Hunter impressions!
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