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Eating fried chicken at work (1 Viewer)

How would you eat your fried chicken?

  • Use a knife and fork 100% of the time.

    Votes: 4 3.2%
  • Use a knife and fork for most of it but use my hands for parts of it

    Votes: 24 19.2%
  • Use my hands for almost all of it

    Votes: 79 63.2%
  • Take the chicken back to my workplace where I can eat privately and use my hands

    Votes: 18 14.4%

  • Total voters
    125

gianmarco

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Assume you work in a professional environment. Lunch being served for the day is fried chicken with mashed potatoes. These are large pieces of chicken (chicken quarters) with a very crispy outside.

How do you eat this? For clarity, the chicken is very hard on the outside and not very easy to cut into. If you're eating it with a fork and knife, are you turned off by others using their hands? If you're using your hands, would you care if most are using silverware? If they're staring at you?

:popcorn:

 
Shove it in your face with both hands, gnaw violently while saying "MMMMMMM, OH YEAH THAT'S SOME QUALITY CHICKEN" as loud as you can.

 
I already have the job, correct?

I do much worse things than this on a daily basis.

I voted hands.

 
I eat it with a knife and fork anyway so no sense changing it at work. Now, if it was chicken wings, those are definately with the hands.

 
Whatever admin person orders fried chicken for a meeting should be fired. I don't want to watch a dozen or more people shove greasy chicken in their mouths with their hands. Also, if there are introductions, hand-shaking, or passing around of handouts, it's just going to be even more gross and awkward.

 
I don't think I have ever used a fork and a knife on fried chicken. I would probably be far messier with a fork a knife than shoveling it down my throat with my bare hands.

 
Whatever admin person orders fried chicken for a meeting should be fired. I don't want to watch a dozen or more people shove greasy chicken in their mouths with their hands. Also, if there are introductions, hand-shaking, or passing around of handouts, it's just going to be even more gross and awkward.
I agree. Whenever someone is likely to do this, I order pheasant under glass from the local French restaurant, and eat in my office.

 
I rarely eat fried chicken, but when I do I prefer to use my hands. But I do keep a knife and fork handy in case I have a candy bar for dessert.

 
Whatever admin person orders fried chicken for a meeting should be fired. I don't want to watch a dozen or more people shove greasy chicken in their mouths with their hands. Also, if there are introductions, hand-shaking, or passing around of handouts, it's just going to be even more gross and awkward.
Awkward? Fried chicken has been breaking down barriers and greasing the wheels of this economy for decades. If fried chicken somehow creates an awkward work environment, then it's time to clean house and start over.

 
Whatever admin person orders fried chicken for a meeting should be fired. I don't want to watch a dozen or more people shove greasy chicken in their mouths with their hands. Also, if there are introductions, hand-shaking, or passing around of handouts, it's just going to be even more gross and awkward.
The guy coming in to present his new line of hand soaps and paper towels order it.

 
Fried chicken is popular down here. If it's ever offered in the workplace, everyone eats it with their hands and washes up afterwards.

Anyone using a knife & fork, or anyone having issues with fried-chicken-in-hand, would be seen as extremely weird and uptight.

 
Fried chicken is popular down here. If it's ever offered in the workplace, everyone eats it with their hands and washes up afterwards.

Anyone using a knife & fork, or anyone having issues with fried-chicken-in-hand, would be seen as extremely weird and uptight.
Almost as bad as eating a slice of pizza with a knife and fork.

 
Assume you work in a professional environment. Lunch being served for the day is fried chicken with mashed potatoes. These are large pieces of chicken (chicken quarters) with a very crispy outside.

How do you eat this? For clarity, the chicken is very hard on the outside and not very easy to cut into. If you're eating it with a fork and knife, are you turned off by others using their hands? If you're using your hands, would you care if most are using silverware? If they're staring at you?

:popcorn:
I answered hands, but after thinking it through a bit more, in this instance I would try and mangle it with silverware. I would also monitor what the boss is doing first - and/or who ever else you don't want to gather the wrong impression. Unless you are eating in New Orleans at Dooky Chase's with the CEO, nobody should really even think about using a knife and fork.

Kind of seems like a dirty trick - what secretary (yeah ...I said it. #### that assistant ####) ordered the food?

 
Whatever admin person orders fried chicken for a meeting should be fired. I don't want to watch a dozen or more people shove greasy chicken in their mouths with their hands. Also, if there are introductions, hand-shaking, or passing around of handouts, it's just going to be even more gross and awkward.
I applaud the idea. It forces all them all to actually wash their hands instead of the fake wash they usually do after they take a crap.

 
Cooking chicken is not hard. I'd interrogate the chef and find out why they are overcooking the chicken.
:moneybag: This guy gets it.
I like crispy chicken so I was fine with it :shrug:
Sorry, it was a smart ### remark. I don't know WTF he was going with that. It was either brilliantly obtuse or a Dave Kingman sized whiff.
That makes much more sense. Now I'm actually pondering how much I really liked the chicken.

 
Cooking chicken is not hard. I'd interrogate the chef and find out why they are overcooking the chicken.
:moneybag: This guy gets it.
I like crispy chicken so I was fine with it :shrug:
Sorry, it was a smart ### remark. I don't know WTF he was going with that. It was either brilliantly obtuse or a Dave Kingman sized whiff.
That makes much more sense. Now I'm actually pondering how much I really liked the chicken.
I was trying to be somewhat funny, guess I didn't pull it off. Oh well.

 

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