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Kitchen Diva said:3. Ask them to go and get my 3 heavy bags/bins out of my car, then take it to the local car wash to get it detailed, washed and waxed, and don't come back until they have at least 5 outside orders at a minimum of $50.00 each.
Janet, I misread your insensitive host ideas and kept looking at it thinking: "she spelled incentives wrong", and then I was like, a host washing my dishes wouldn't be an incentive... yeah apparently I'm WAY slow today and should not be allowed near impressionable people, small children, and tiny forest critters, or alcohol.
(edited to add the #3)
1. Ask them to wash your dishes for you.
RebelChef said:Your hosts don't do your dishes?
When I earn a vacation I'll start using that!Kitchen2u said:No, they don't for a couple reasons:
1) I want them to enoy their guests and have FUN.
2) I don't want "potential" hosts think they have to do my dishes.
3) PLUS, then I can't tell my story about how my family helps me with my business...DD does the stamping/stickers, DS packs/loads my gear, and DH does my dishes..."no help? No vacations for them!"
Some insensitive ideas for hosts to avoid when hosting a Pampered Chef party include making jokes or comments about someone's weight, appearance, or personal choices. It is also important to avoid making assumptions about someone's dietary restrictions or preferences.
It is up to the discretion of the host to serve alcohol at a Pampered Chef party. However, it is important to remember to offer non-alcoholic options and to drink responsibly. Avoid pressuring guests to drink or making anyone feel uncomfortable for choosing not to drink.
Of course! Pampered Chef parties are a great opportunity for friends and family to gather and socialize. It is not necessary for guests to make a purchase, but they may discover products they love and choose to support the host.
While it is not required, it is a thoughtful gesture to provide some light snacks or refreshments for guests. This can enhance the overall experience and make guests feel more comfortable and welcomed.
It is best to avoid discussing controversial or sensitive topics during a Pampered Chef party. This includes politics, religion, and personal issues. The focus should be on enjoying each other's company and learning about Pampered Chef products.