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" A bit of food got stuck between your teeth while you were eating, and you feel the burning desire to remove it. What would you do? 1) Use a fingernail, a toothpick, a fork, or a matchbook to pry it out ASAP. 2) Cover your mouth with your napkin, then use your fingernail to work it out inconspicuously. 3) Politely excuse yourself to go to the bathroom. 4) Leave it until after the meal -- after all, you&amp;#039;ll survive. The correct answer: (3) When you&amp;#039;re the one with the tooth adornment, you can excuse yourself from the table and remove it in the rest room. What you can&amp;#039;t do is pry the morsel loose with a fingernail, toothpick, fork, or matchbook cover while you&amp;#039;re sitting at the table.  If your dinner companion has the problem, go ahead and quietly mention it -- it&amp;#039;s kinder than saying nothing, since it&amp;#039;s a problem easily solved. If he discovers a piece of spinach in his teeth hours later, he&amp;#039;ll wonder just how long he&amp;#039;s been decorated with it. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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