Lunch is served. Most of us are using our chopsticks...but there's one in every crowd.
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2 comments:
Nice fork, Professor Dick! What´s with the two hats as well?
Our trip is off to a good start in Buenos Aires. I´ll check you guys out on Skype later this week.
Culture over 2000 years old and haven't yet caught on to the convenience and brilliance of the fork? We can all be PC and try to ignore what we all know to be true, but it's obvious... Chopsticks suck.
Bravo to Chase who chose to embrace efficiency and common sense over "trying to fit in". Chopsticks and female vocal capabilities... 2 things that are over-rated and unnecessary. Bravo indeed
- McVay
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