clumsystuntmonkey
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By saying they are "unsanitary by nature" I mean this:
Watch next time how many people come in and without ever going to wash their paws, they all handle the same spoon handles. Watch as the guy who just ran his fingers through his greasy hair, and scratches his nose, reaches down to touch the handle. Then watch as the person behind him touches the same handle, and then grabs a noodle hanging off their plate to pull it back up onto the pile of noodles they just scooped up.
No one is concerned about this?
Narathzul Arantheal - With that logic, I don't see how you get through life. You're relating two totally different things. Why? because at a restaurant, you're putting the microbes from that dudes greasy hair, who just woke up from the couch, which is where his dog sleeps, after stepping in its own poop containing bacteria like pseudomonas. THEN, you're going to get that INTO YOUR MOUTH. Thats the difference. You are actually 20 times less likely to put your fingers/hand near your mouth when you are NOT EATING.
Watch next time how many people come in and without ever going to wash their paws, they all handle the same spoon handles. Watch as the guy who just ran his fingers through his greasy hair, and scratches his nose, reaches down to touch the handle. Then watch as the person behind him touches the same handle, and then grabs a noodle hanging off their plate to pull it back up onto the pile of noodles they just scooped up.
No one is concerned about this?
Narathzul Arantheal - With that logic, I don't see how you get through life. You're relating two totally different things. Why? because at a restaurant, you're putting the microbes from that dudes greasy hair, who just woke up from the couch, which is where his dog sleeps, after stepping in its own poop containing bacteria like pseudomonas. THEN, you're going to get that INTO YOUR MOUTH. Thats the difference. You are actually 20 times less likely to put your fingers/hand near your mouth when you are NOT EATING.