Yeah, that was what I was getting at, in a tongue in cheek manner.
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Yeah, that was what I was getting at, in a tongue in cheek manner.
Michi
I dislike attempts to rewrite history
And here we are, stupidly thinning knives laboriously on stones, when it can be done so much easier and faster.
The cutting technique is also very interesting: For some mysterious reasons, I never cut food with the tip of my knife pointing directly towards the palm of my hand. I will correct this right away!
Corradobrit1
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Willy's choppa cut better than those knives. The cut through the onion was hysterical. "Nice stiff blade" and it flexed like a filleting knife.
I’ve done horizontal cuts wrong all my life. Have to press onion tightly to cutting board with strong palm grip.
Up your cutlery care game....
Jovidah
I'll make you a sponsor offer you can't refuse...
She honestly might be on to something. Question is whether you're saving more time on sorting out the dishes than you're losing on digging for the right utensil.
But it's one of those 'if it's stupid but works it ain't stupid' kind of things IMO.
But it's one of those 'if it's stupid but works it ain't stupid' kind of things IMO.
Why do they have so many silverwares anyway
aporigine
The slow blade penetrates the winter squash
so many no
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Could be worse. She might have decided the Jknives needed a thorough wash with the disinfection cycle. After all, that Ku looks so dirty and unsanitary.
Now I get why no one likes knifewear
So cringey.
Titanium cutting board anyone?
Kinda wanna do this ngl
aporigine
The slow blade penetrates the winter squash
Hang on as I unwrap my wooden knives
Jville
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He has the words mixed up on his shirt.
BillHanna
Gotta get ready for ARM
What? How?
Eh
Opinions on Greg Blythe/Never A Dull Moment? Seems like a decent enough guy but who's gone in too hard and fast. Had a big post under his latest video where he disclosed how much he's sunk into the YT knife video gig and how he's had no return.
Dude drives me a little nuts. Just something with his presentation style. But I also never felt like he actually gave me any useful information. Just showed off the knives he bought/was given/was loaned.
If he went into YT expecting to make money on a knife channel that was probably naive.
I actually marked his channel "Do Not Recommend" because he popped up so often.
azn_knives_4l
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Have seen mentioned a few times and he has some super sweet knives but I think the channel caters to an audience that really isn't me. Best wishes for the guy, regardless.
I just pulled him up and went "Oh, that guy". I recall seeing some of his videos is days past, but nothing ever stuck. Given that his channel has been around for three years, when I look at a video from two weeks ago and he's not doing retakes when he mis-pronounces names and his wife is talking over him, it's not surprising he hasn't hit the algorithmic jackpot.
azn_knives_4l
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I think I figured it out? He's like Ryky but Myojins instead of ZKramers.
I hate to be that guy but I cant get past his smacking, tonguing, sucking, mouth movements long enough to see the content.
Jovidah
I'll make you a sponsor offer you can't refuse...
Sinking money into such a small YT channel is a bad idea. The market for knife channels is just too small and niche, adding a new candidate is unlikely to generate a ton of subscribers. Investing in equipment to increase production values doesn't change that; it's rarely that relevant for generating an audience. You have to get an audience / subscriber base first before it makes sense to throw more money at it.
That guy just always comes across as a total novice. If you are going to sink a bunch of money into something, you should really know what you’re talking about first.
