The way a person eats can reveal certain aspects of their character.
Take His Excellency the Mayor in front of me, for example. The way he handles his knife and fork while dining is very straightforward, quick, and forceful. Within two to three strokes, he cuts a piece of beef from the steak, spreads some sauce on it, stuffs it into his mouth, and swallows it down swiftly.
In fact, some people have more refined pursuits; they cut more times, and the whole process is stretched out longer.
There's a saying that if the knife cuts too quickly and roughly, it will misalign and alter the texture of the food, affecting the taste.
Such individuals might be more sensitive and pursue more idealistic things, whereas people like His Excellency the Mayor are representatives of pragmatism; efficiency, value, and outcome are what they seek.
