Have you noticed when you order a
drink, some restaurants will present you with the drink that has a
straw partially unwrapped with the paper still on the top of it? Some
may think this is a way to show that the top of the straw has not
been touched in an effort to be more sanitary, but what about the
rest of the straw?
I would guess if someone is partially
unwrapping straws, there is a good chance they are handling the open
part of the straw which kind of defeats the purpose of leaving the
paper on the top of it. Maybe if they are very careful, they are able
to unwrap it while only holding the covered part, but personally I
would rather have the straw intact with the full wrapper to be safe.
The partial unwrapping seems like an
unnecessary effort that really does not have any benefit. For the
most sanitary option, the full straw should be left covered, not just
the top portion.
What are your thoughts on this practice
of restaurants leaving the paper on the end of a straw?
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