If you can find them, I cannot recommend Kiwi knives enough. They’re super inexpensive, lightweight, UNREASONABLY SHARP, and only need to be steeled/Accusharp-ed like three times a year. Wrote about ‘em here: https://skillet.lifehacker.com/the-top-5-restaurant-supply-store-essentials-ranked-1797727937 

Strongly recommend Fibrox. You can find them for less than $30 (8" chef), they hold an edge amazingly well, and you won’t feel bad if they’re destroyed.

I’ve had my current one for a year, and despite picking up a Misen and new Global, I haven’t really touched them. The Fibrox just feels right.

In desperation one time, I started rooting through my girlfriend’s parents’ kitchen drawer for a knife I could actually cut something with, and I found a lovely old, wood-handled, carbon-steel chef’s knife that nobody ever used. Nobody else still uses it so it’s there for me when I need it!

Or how they “misread” things.

Is anyone else getting tired of hearing how “painful” this is for the accused men?

Muhahahaha... another convert. I keep my work knives and house knives sharp. But my girlfriend is in your boat now, she can’t use other people’s knives. She’ll take one of ours if she has to cook somewhere else.

Yes, the correct answer is keeping the car free of odors. I do acknowledge that kids make that much more difficult. I don’t have any meddling kids.

Music snobs are the most annoying kind of snobs, like not listening to top 40 music makes you smarter or something *snort* Oh well, I love my music anyway.

The best “scent” for the interior of a car is “none”. None at all. I strive to keep mine clean enough that there is no lingering aroma of anything. Despite my efforts, there are still very faint lingering “new car” or “leather” scents. Those, while not ideal, are acceptable.

I will never pay for her crap but I respect the business acumen and celebrate any woman with such balls.

Love it or hate it, I’m not comfortable criticising a woman for genius business sense. She can sell her shit any damn way she pleases as long as the purchases are voluntary, not wrapped into the tax code ffs. Aren’t we all experiencing an outrage deficit anyway?

Cars, especially ones with cloth interiors, build up smells over time. It doesn’t always have to do with bad cleaning habits

I’m an oldie and I still cant shuffle cards to save my life.

*Fist bump of solidarity between the poor kids*

I’m not poor at all and I’m not spending $300 on a gym bag (or any bag). That’s how I stay not poor.

I just need smart wool running socks, you guys. I won’t spend $15/pair on myself, but I will turn into a puddle of gratitude if they are gifted to me.

...this isn’t a children’s card game.

Why would you want to bring a glass bottle to a gym?? so you just pose on a treadmill while taking selfie?