If each person counts as one for each time he dines, Alexander can only claim to have personally hosted the guests at his most recent meal; the others were guests of someone else.
I think the idea is that all of the people are him.
quick math
I used to dine with 1460 people a year in my home, reckoning each person as one each time I dined there.
Families of four are mighty terrifying, aren’t they?
Oooh. That explains a lot...
If each person counts as one for each time he dines, Alexander can only claim to have personally hosted the guests at his most recent meal; the others were guests of someone else.
I think the idea is that all of the people are him.
quick math
I used to dine with 1460 people a year in my home, reckoning each person as one each time I dined there.
Families of four are mighty terrifying, aren’t they?
Oooh. That explains a lot...