3 chapters across the catalog
Donald Trump criticized John Kasich's public eating habits, describing them as disgusting after Kasich was filmed shoving large bites of food into his mouth at Katz's Deli. The commentary suggests that Kasich's lack of table manners makes him unpresidential.
Observations from a student tenure at Cal Berkeley detail the distinct eating habits of Chinese national students in the engineering department. The discussion explores how different cultural norms regarding mouth-noises and food handling can cause physical discomfort for those from different backgrounds.
Radio Etiquette and the Disgust of Eating on Air
A discussion on the social taboos of eating while broadcasting highlights the visceral reaction many listeners have to "mouth sounds." This expands into a broader critique of public eating habits, such as people who use their tongues excessively or scrape their teeth on spoons. The segment concludes with a humorous debate over the proper way to hold a fork, contrasting American and British styles.
