Why does Robert touch his chin with his food every time he eats?
It’s one of the many idiosyncrasies that Robert has. Watch the episode “Crazy Chin” for more details. Other quirky behavior that Robert does includes: ~ Taking off his shoes every time he counts to 12 (The Pilot) ~ Separating his “good n plenty’s” into good (pink), plenty’s (white) and cuties (irregulars) ~ His dollar bill can’t face each other because he feels like they are kissing ~ Separate draw for his left and right socks ~ Cleaning his car keys “In its early days, “Everybody Loves Raymond” also played up the fact that Ray Barone’s brother, Robert, compulsively touched his glass or spoon to his chin before drinking or eating. His apparent OCD has since been toned down, according to Brad Garrett, who plays Robert, because star Ray Romano worried that his TV brother would come off as too “goofy.
It’s one of the many idiosyncrasies that Robert has. Watch the episode “Crazy Chin” for more details. Other quirky behavior that Robert does includes: ~ Taking off his shoes every time he counts to 12 (The Pilot) ~ Separating his “good n plenty’s” into good (pink), plenty’s (white) and cuties (irregulars) ~ His dollar bill can’t face each other because he feels like they are kissing ~ Separate draw for his left and right socks ~ Cleaning his car keys “In its early days, “Everybody Loves Raymond” also played up the fact that Ray Barone’s brother, Robert, compulsively touched his glass or spoon to his chin before drinking or eating.
