11/24 Happy thanksgiving from Chris

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Probably. He must have been setting up to make Thanksgiving this year, rediscovered the cutlery, and recalled they were shit he sold - not remembering that he didn't actually sell any. Since he's perpetually demanding more money and rarely uses kitchen utensils as it is, it's just another thing to try and hock - the 'still sharp after 10 years' bit specifically as it can't have been used more times than can be counted on one hand.

I think he sold exactly one set; the one they own. Babs and Bob bought it out of pity-uh...I mean, bought it to "encourage" their special widdle boy.

I just looked up that thing and it's SIXTY-EIGHT FUCKING AMERICAN DOLLARS.

Chris will probably ask $250 for it. "C'mon folks! This is a classic piece of American innovative cutlery! You can cut, serve, and mix with it! It's a bargain!"
 
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Over a decade old, and my Spatula Spreader is still as sharp as ever and makes that fun "sproing" noise on the cutting board.
Funny how things don't succumb to wear and tear when they're never used because their owners are always off at McDonalds or something instead
 
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I'd love one of those. We tried to find one a couple of years ago, and you can't get the flat coil type any more. Okay, I'm used to gas now and wouldn't want anything else now, but still...

You can, at least in the U.S.! I bought one for myself earlier this year.

Chris' beige dinner wouldn't look out of place at the Wilcher's.
 
All these years on the Internet and Chris still hasn't figured out how to monetize his social media accounts or YouTube videos. He then unironically pitches utensils from a company he used to work for over a decade ago for no other reason than to say he likes the product and gets paid zero dollars for it. Does he think mentioning it will get CUTCO to send him free knives?

If so, that's pretty naive.
 

Sorry, I should've been more clear. He hasn't figured out how to "effectively and efficiently" monetize his social media accounts or YouTube videos. If he cracked down on releasing content to paid subscribers on his own website and what not, he could effectively generate enough income to be self-sufficient. Does the state of Virginia provide payees for the mentally disabled?
 
Funny how things don't succumb to wear and tear when they're never used because their owners are always off at McDonalds or something instead

I wonder if he used it to cut open his gooch hole.

And then he didn't wash it, and left it fester in the kitchen drawer for a year before pulling it out and using it to plop some ham like turkey and mashed taters on Barb's plate...
 
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