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IT’S AN UNWRITTEN rule of Irish life that when you’re in the pub and you buy a packet of crisps, you must open them so that everyone at the table can comfortably reach them and hand traffic can exceed one at a time.
But splitting the foil pack is hard, and often results in a less than desirable distribution of crisp-to-corner, or, God forbid, a tear.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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Here's the proper way to open a packet of crisps in the pub
IT’S AN UNWRITTEN rule of Irish life that when you’re in the pub and you buy a packet of crisps, you must open them so that everyone at the table can comfortably reach them and hand traffic can exceed one at a time.
But splitting the foil pack is hard, and often results in a less than desirable distribution of crisp-to-corner, or, God forbid, a tear.
Here’s a simple yet effective way to do it. You’re welcome.
Via Wimp.com
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