Grandchildren of etiquette author rewrite book with modern day instructions

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The first edition of Emily Post’s Etiquette was published in 1922, giving readers instructions on proper greetings, bowing and more. Now, her great grandchildren spoke with NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk on their centennial edition of the book.Nov. 2, 2022

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