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Welcome to the RESTEEF Podcast. I'm Gus. I'm Kevin. I'm Drew. I'm Barbara.

And I'm Gus. Hi, how are you guys? 68.9% of the audience agrees with Trevor and myself that the little spoon is the regular spoon.

I'm just jumping right in there. I'm nearly 70% of the audience is in lockstep agreement. I'm pulling away. I'm honestly so confused by that.

I think also it wasn't a fair test because I just held up the spoons and no one really got to see them in action. I feel like I probably should have eaten something with both spoons.

People understand how spoons work. No, you can't tell. You need like something to balance it off of there.

What is the practical application of the big spoon? Like what is it serving? It cuddles a little spoon. Sure. There already is a serving spoon. It's bigger than the table spoon.

Someone had a great reply. When you go to a restaurant, the default spoon you get is the little spoon. They don't give you the big spoon.

What do you eat with a spoon, a restaurant?

Soup. You get a spoon for soup, guy. You get the little spoon.

You get the little spoon for your coffee. Yeah. But that's because I guess it's in a mug like a tea would be. So that's why you're getting the tea.

Leave it on a saucer. Or if you're having like a dainty dessert, maybe use a teaspoon. That's the only time.

I really think it's dependent on why you're eating.

I like people crazy by the way.

That is already off to the races. A lot of people saying that the table spoon is for serving.

What's the serving spoon for that? The one that's bigger than the table spoon? What's that table?

Obviously. Damn it. The table spoon. You take it off the table. You dunk it in your food. You put it straight down your throat with that spoon.

Oh, I guess there is the argument that it's called the table spoon for the table, right?

So like teaspoon for tea. I might be converting over to the big spoon you guys. I might be changing it.

So then is it illegal to use a teaspoon for anything other than tea or coffee or beverage in a mug? No, I mean maybe.

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