I don’t support the policy, I support those that have to work under the policy.

This is perfectly fine to do. Most waitstaff would prefer this than to awkwardly pass by every couple minutes to see if you are ready. As far as “screwing up their rhythm,” waitstaff always have something to do, so they are quick to adapt and work in order of urgency. Chances are that they’ll get to you first unless…

Anyone who is a “tipped” employee, (servers, busboys, hosts, and bartenders) can be and are usually payed $2.13. You do have to tip.

I bought someone’s kids rubber band guns, very cheap under $15 for both. They are harmless because after an hour or two they lose all the rubber bands. But if you want to be evil I recommend getting them a bag of rubber bands. Gave them a bag of 500 as well. Last I heard they were still finding rubber bands.

https://www.jetpens.com/Pentel-EnerGel-Philography-Gel-Pens/ct/4032

This is their new metal pen. Comes in 0.5mm. Also you could just buy the cheaper metal version and buy the 0.5mm refills, also available at Jetpens.

I have trouble finding a pen that is even close to that weight. As someone who likes heavy pens that seems crazy to me. Have you tried the metal version of the Energels??

I haven’t fallen down the “luxury fountain pens” rabbit hole, but I also covet extra fine nibs. I did take the extra fine nib from a Pilot Penmanship, a $7 pen, and put it in a Pilot Metropolitan. For under $20 it’s hard to beat.

The smaller I write the neater it tends to be, I don’t know why. For mechanical pencils I like the .3mm drafting ones, but then again I lack the artistic ability to doodle. As for pens I highly recommend a Pentel Energel over the Pilot G2. I find the Pilot G2 tends to smudge too much for my liking.

I’ve never been a big fan of the Space Pen. While I do love their “Non-Reflective Military Cap-O-Matic” version, it just doesn’t write as smoothly or vividly as other pens so I don’t tend to carry it much. Also if you go to their site you should be able to find refills in other colors. Checking now, they seem to have…

If you are looking for felt tip pens similar to the Staedtler then check out Sakura Pigma Micron Pens. They come in .25mm and .2mm in a few different colors. If you are looking for pens then check out the Hi-Tec C, Uni-ball Signo, or the Zebra Sarasa. They all have a wide variety of colors and sizes. The Signo line…

I’m sorry but the Zebra F-701 is a much nicer looking pen. Personally I’ve never liked rubber grips on pens.

The Pentel Energel is one awesome pen. It would probably be my daily one except I have to write on carbon paper and plastic bags for work. This forces me to use a ballpoint. I use a Uni-ball Jetstream. Recently I’ve bought the “metal” version of the Energel pen and slide in a Jetstream refill.

For pencil I have always…

You need to get a Uni-Ball Jetstream. One of the best ballpoint pens ever, even for left-handed people. Try it out.

I’ve always liked the idea of bone conduction headphones, but to me, it’s hard to justify the money to just try them out. The Pilot Metropolitan is a great fountain pen, at an awesome price. Nice selection of items.

My first remark would be towards the bag. I’m glad to see it’s not one of those pretentiously overpriced items, and it’s nice looking as well.

My first remark would be towards the bag. I’m glad to see it’s not one of those pretentiously overpriced items, and it’s nice looking as well.

I never said it wasn’t, but I was only referring to the bag. This bag is about $45, which is significantly better than the $500 bag that has been featured before.

My first remark would be towards the bag. I’m glad to see it’s not one of those pretentiously overpriced items, and it’s nice looking as well. Second, I’m glad the pen in actually mentioned and linked. Lastly, nice to see you don’t have 3 knives and 2 flashlights.

That looks like a Pilot Frixion erasable pen. Their retractable versions as well as their highlighter line are pretty nifty.

Nothing screams hipster more than that beard kit, starbucks gum, and spork, but to each his own.