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i was told that doing that to get rid of splints is very disrespectful
they do that on the side not on the table, I hate it when Asians try to teach others but they have no etiquette themselves, so rough
The best teachers show their students how to recover from failure or difficulty 😀
Or I could use a fork and not have to do any of that.
Wow awesome..
I don’t “rub” the wooden sticks. If there are splinters, I peel them off.
I hold my chopsticks the same way. Self taught when I was eagerness to learn while hungry. It works even though sometimes my hand cramps.
It's called the "demonstration effect"! 😂🤣
I was always taught the getting rid of splinters was kind of rude because it said that you thought the place was cheap. But idk maybe my parents were just overthinking
You are beyond annoying