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Sometimes you must try other people's clean silverware, as part of the fun of eating out.
— As Good As It Gets · 1997
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The speaker presents using silverware belonging to other people as an ordinary part of eating out. Emphasising that it is clean acknowledges a possible discomfort while encouraging the listener to accept it. The practical suggestion makes dining out an occasion for relaxing a personal reservation.
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