The chopsticks make no sense

For no reason, except to fill the quota of cop clichés, this cop always eats in a [certain asian theme] restaurant, this time it's Vietnamese. How original.

However, when both of the cops decide to eat there (because of course a cop never eats anywhere but one, single place every time), they don't use normal chopsticks.

They use COOKING chopsticks.

Look how MASSIVE those chopsticks are! The cops are holding them all wrong, and their grip is in the middle, and there's still SO much distance between their hand and the tips of the chopsticks.

This bugs me so much, because it ABSOLUTELY PROVES just how much thought, research and authenticity went into making this movie. Prop department was just told to get chopsticks, so they got either some theatrical comedy chopsticks, or actual COOKING chopsticks, meant for cooking purposes only.

Then the director said, that's good enough, roll the cameras.

Look how the actors struggle to eat with them, and how much 'unused stick space' (what the heck should I call this? Stick real estate?) is left above the hands! Why would anyone think THAT's how you eat with chopsticks? With normal chopsticks, it looks natural and like they fit in your hands properly and there's not that much 'unused' space, but those damn cooking chopsticks are so stupid-looking when western idiots are trying to eat with them, when they're NOT MEANT FOR EATING, but cooking.

I mean, clearly no one cared about anything, they just put things in the movie, and 'stuff just happens' (not that much happens), and that's the movie. It's just so damn stupid that they couldn't spend 5 minutes to ask any asian individual about the chopsticks, they just went ahead and used the first ones the prop department cluelessly brought them.

I can't even shake my head enough for this damn garbage (sorry for insulting actual garbage!), or I'd get a whiplash or die from autodecapitation.