My curling iron died at a seaside gig last summer, never again!

Saw a doc about old gear having soul.

Paper might seem old school, but it's actually more dependable during Maine's frequent power outages. Digital tools can fail when you need them most, so having a physical copy is key. Mixing both methods just makes practical sense.

Ha, my dad did something similar with my face wash. He kept using it because he liked how it smelled, and now there's always a half-empty tube next to his razor. It's this whole unspoken thing where he won't buy his own but he'll use mine. Smells like clean laundry instead of his old leather soap now. You ever notice how dads just quietly adopt your stuff?

Wait, gritty paste with oil slicks? That's honestly hard to even picture. @gray_hall4's friend really tried to blend rock hard cashews, that's a straight up disrespectful thing to do to a blender. No wonder it turned into a total science experiment instead of food. Skipping the soak is just asking for a bad time, it's the most basic step. I'm shocked it even looked like sauce and not just wet sand.