How much would this bother you?

[Anonymous]

So I assume you grow and pick all your own fruits and vegetables and butcher your own livestock too? With gloves on, of course.

[Anonymous]

Assuming the fish will be cooked and not served tartar or as sushi, no, I wouldn't worry. Any germs will die from the cooking

[Anonymous]

It wouldn’t bother me

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a fish… that’s been in the ocean.. has ocean stuff on it… it wouldn’t bother me.

So you would feel comfortable as what’s in the ocean just the same as the guys hands on you.

I’m more comfortable with what’s on the guys hands. There is sewage and radioactive waste in the ocean!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought they have to wear gloves? It seems so unsanitary. How do I know where their hands have been? Seems most higher end establishments always mandate gloves?

Chefs cooking your food in high end restaurants are not wearing gloves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a fish… that’s been in the ocean.. has ocean stuff on it… it wouldn’t bother me.

I mean, I’ve swallowed ocean water and was okay with that but I wouldn’t be okay with licking a guys hand. But you do you.

DP

Oh geez! You do you! You obviously don’t realize how gross the ocean is. It’s like a giant toilet bowl for the world - and you drink it?!?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a fish… that’s been in the ocean.. has ocean stuff on it… it wouldn’t bother me.

So you would feel comfortable as what’s in the ocean just the same as the guys hands on you.

I’m more comfortable with what’s on the guys hands. There is sewage and radioactive waste in the ocean!

Oh and it must be mentioned that when it’s fished from the ocean the giant nets drop it onto the floor of the vessel where the boatmen walk around with dirty shoes. Then it goes into a storage hull that was only spritzed out with a hose after the last use, so the bacteria must be at an all time high. And who knows how many seagulls have pooped in there trying to get after the fish. My guess is that when they were at port the fishermen’s dog came with his poopy paws to chase off the seagulls. Then when the fish finally makes it off the boat it goes in a dirty truck to a distribution center, where all the guys just use their unloved hands. They probably hose it off again before it makes it to the fish monger, so you cannot see the dirt. . . but rest assured it’s still in need of a wash before you eat it. So the fish mongers hands? not a concern.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a fish… that’s been in the ocean.. has ocean stuff on it… it wouldn’t bother me.

So you would feel comfortable as what’s in the ocean just the same as the guys hands on you.

I’m more comfortable with what’s on the guys hands. There is sewage and radioactive waste in the ocean!

Oh and it must be mentioned that when it’s fished from the ocean the giant nets drop it onto the floor of the vessel where the boatmen walk around with dirty shoes. Then it goes into a storage hull that was only spritzed out with a hose after the last use, so the bacteria must be at an all time high. And who knows how many seagulls have pooped in there trying to get after the fish. My guess is that when they were at port the fishermen’s dog came with his poopy paws to chase off the seagulls. Then when the fish finally makes it off the boat it goes in a dirty truck to a distribution center, where all the guys just use their unloved hands. They probably hose it off again before it makes it to the fish monger, so you cannot see the dirt. . . but rest assured it’s still in need of a wash before you eat it. So the fish mongers hands? not a concern.

Best answer!! 🐟🐟🐟

[Anonymous]

I would be more bothered by a tantruming toddler over hands on fish.