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video How To Make Chopsticks Easier To Use
If there's two things that are embarrassing in an Asian restraunt, Its asking for a plate of buffalo wings, and not knowing how to use chopsticks, resorting to stabbing at your food.
While I couldn't fit the solution to the first in a 30 second video, here's a common solution to the second. (Just make sure you bring a rubberband with you when you go out to eat.)
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While I couldn't fit the solution to the first in a 30 second video, here's a common solution to the second. (Just make sure you bring a rubberband with you when you go out to eat.)
"Everyone Was Kung Fu Fighting" is copyright by Some-Guy-Who-Probably-Knows-Nothing-About-Asian-Culture-And-Ignorantly-Refers-To-It-In-Music-For-His-Own-Personal-Gain Inc. ...Just kidding, I think its actually owned by Carl Douglas. Please don't sue me, Mr. Douglas.
Chopsticks are actually used as a sort of spoons while holding your ricebowl against your mouth.
But still a nice way to make the american way of chopstick use easier.