1:07:21guys we have steakhouses, can't act like animals there
1:07:23I'm American but learned the European way from my aunt.
1:07:32I think I learned European style for some reason
1:07:32I was taught table etiquette as a child, but i honestly forgot the order :_MaliceMustache:
1:07:40Didn't they teach everyone how to set a table in middle school?
1:07:43I have an early 1900s American etiquette book, about 400 pages
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1:07:45wtf i'm not american , i cut with right and eat w leeft
1:07:45I was taught American etiquette when I was in elementary school
1:07:50The US style was literally to slow the rate of eating.
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1:07:51:face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling::face-green-smiling:
1:07:53are they using it like john wick:_MaliceMustache:
1:07:54Kind of makes sense because we drive on the right side of the road
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1:08:00my coworkers joked about how how I was using the left knife and fork right... and they caught spies during the world wars by watching how people ate with utensils
1:08:03the Germans cut with the left. americans cut with the right
1:08:05So the american style requires frequent tool switching?
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1:08:13:_MaliceGlowstick::_MaliceGlowstick::_MaliceGlowstick: eyyyyy
1:08:15dang that singing:_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache::_MaliceMustache:
1:08:15I eat polite in public but in my home....caveman mode
1:08:20:crocodile::crocodile::crocodile:
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1:08:30Depends if you're right or left handed
1:08:36crocodiles are the real threat
1:08:38I've always alternated depending on position of food.