hosting W.C. Much as in cultures whose environments possess little water, the sharing of food constitutes the utmost of curtousy, favor, and generousity. Within a culture whose primary attributes attenuate such activities as to ensure survival first, the intention of sharing the fruits of ones labors in the field suggests that the host cares strongly enough for their guests as to be willing to ensure survival in perpetuity. Therefore among those who have little, the most outragous insult a guest may make is that of refusing the bounty of their host. Moreover, some spiritual significance may associated with the sharing of veal or vegetation in that the recipient ingests the produce of their host and adds those labors unto their substance. Therefor some formality may be appropriate under circumstances of marriage or the swearing of oaths and agreements among the peoples of such a culture, as the host offers the guest some measure of the product of his works and his very being, and the recipient accepts the works of the host, adding them unto his very being. The significance of suchs acts constitute brotherhood or kinship among men, and could scarsely be properly elocuted through mere written words (as tends to be the nature of spiritual things). 070120 what's it to you? who go blather from