Why is it rude to cook at somebodys house?
I just got kicked out of my friends house for cooking, although we're both hungry. I know if I was spending the night itd be fine, but throughout the series it is a kick-out offense. Why?
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"OEII1001;c-17411852" wrote:"Emo-usagi2187;c-17408136" wrote:
yea funny how this sound my sims were invited for dinner person almost burn the house down so thought to make my help with the cooking but nope didn't get kicked out but npc sure got steamed at her doing so like why willing burn a house down but don't want help so I made my sims leave to a to eat at restaurant. even part of a club invited over thought allowed to but nope my sims sat there be bored out her mind. But I invite a sim over there all over place touch bookcase or taking trash out or swimming my pool like are you serious is keep these locked or don't invite anyone over anymore only her bf or his GF another person like heck nope.
The sequence described of invite-fire-help-confrontation sounds pretty awesome to me. That's some grade-A sims chaos, and it seems like everyone had a delightfully awful time."Admiral8Q;c-17411848" wrote:
I was playing the second household of a son of the father and mother (my main characters), who was getting married to his soon-to-be wife, but the hired cook never made a cake to finish the wedding objectives. The time was running low, so I got my guy to cook a cake for his own wedding in his parent's home. But he got kicked out of his own wedding for 'uninvited' cooking. HAHAHA!!!
WHAT???!!! :D :D :D
This also sounds amazing.
Yea I laugh too but be nice lend helping hand but nope made her bf and her got somewhere to dinner like poor couple hunger bar was yellow and wasn.t going let them starve all cause someone cant cook witch wasn't even their house was someone else another NPC was cooking another sims house pretend was party very lame-o of gig.
