>>9448959the 50 cent thing is a thing from like 10 years ago, she just brings it up whenever i'm extra rude
>But we also have the question about why the left hand (the usual non-dominant hand) is not used much in eating. It holds the fork while the knife is used to make a cut, but then the knife is put down, and the fork transferred over to the dominant hand to pick up the cut food.>In England, two-handed eating is common. The knife and fork are often held throughout the meal.see this is why it's fine, slovenia already thought it was weird that i put my knife down after using it and have the fork in the right hand then
you barely need the left hand
