How to Make a Chopstick Wrapper Boat

Today I decided to share a Secret Kohashi Technique: The Chopstick Wrapper Boat.
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If you work in a Japanese restaurant and saw one of these on the table, I was probably there… I do this every single time I get a chopstick wrapper. Literally. I’m not even kidding. I think it’s become some sort of OCD habit…

I learned how to do this during my childhood in Japan, and I haven’t seen anyone else do it in America since then. But rather than keeping it a secret forever, I decided to share it with all of you ~ my lovely fans. Let’s cover the Asian restaurant world in little paper boats! Bwahahaha…

Questions!
"Does it float?" Yes, it does!
"Is it useful?" You can use it as a chopstick rest!
"Can I use any chopstick wrapper?" As long as you can fold it.
"How difficult is this to learn?" Most people get it after doing it 2-3 times.
"I don’t understand your instructions you suck at art and life." Ouch.
"Nobody got time fo that." Well, ok then…
"You didn’t create this we always do this in my family everyone knows how to do this I’ve been making boats for years I’m on a boat motherfather—" ...I'm sorry.

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