Sweet tea tastes best from that pitcher. It’s a crucial ingredient.

For us it was Tang!

Hmm. I read that as they didn't want to hire an excavator so they used eggshells as fill.

Pizza not relevant anymore? Guess I'm stuck in the past.

Ashland leather. They've got chunky wallets, small wallets, big flat wallets etc. etc.. All made in the US of A (Chicago) out of Horween leather.

AKA Survivorship bias.

Sneakers aren’t really built to last a long time. Maybe look into hiking shoes.

I remember those like yesterday!

Merrell moabs

This is a very good idea, thanks friend :D

I shall research, thank you kindly :D

The big thing for me with yeti vs off brand is the seals.

I went with off brand stuff for a few years and the results were always awful. Not the actual metal container themselves but the seals . Most of them you can’t even take off and clean properly , so after a few months they’re disgusting or if you take the seals off you can’t get them back on. Yeti’s make that way easier. I’ll never use another brand , so long as the quality holds up.

Naaa nothing sweat worthy. It's all pretty light duty stuff

Listen asshat, if you want advice on the internet, you get advice. Don't read the advice and then berate the advisor. It wasn't the advice you wanted, but the advice you need to hear. If you want a BIFL bedframe, state your location, budget and desires and get answers to your question.

At this stage, you have gotten conflicting help on your choice so you cannot make an educated choice. Try using my advice. Or don't. Or continue being a asshat.

Saw this and thought why, then remembered my grandparents say they have had the same tupperware for like 40-50 years

I think he went to Camp Coffee, where the grounds are notoriously raised and unkempt. Without the eggshells, he wouldn't be here today. The eggshells are the only thing to settle the grounds at Camp Coffee.

Frozen orange juice concentrate, a Saturday morning tradition growing up.

Look into Freebirds. I’ve been so impressed by their comfort and quality.

Literally anything you won't consume that will fit?

Enjoy the phthalates

Had Timberland Brookling 6 Inch (x Wood Wood version) since 2019 as my daily winter boots, still looks pretty much brand new if you don't count slight amount of dirt on the sole (been too lazy to clean 'em regularly)

Doppler has some nice handmade ones, I have one of the loden ones since three years and so far it is holding up very well.

https://dopplerschirme.com/en/manufactory/

not nike please

Shoes degrade more quickly when used daily as they don't have time to dry properly and such, thus rotating is good. For example, you can get 2 pairs of shoes that'd normally last a year, but by rotating them you can double their lifespans.

Still got shoes I got 5 years ago which look great besides the slight dirtiness. Those would've broken years ago if I didn't have rotation.

Edit: Forgot to add that you can just go for some reputable brand shoes you like, get 2 pairs of those and switch them up every day (can get different pairs as well). Mostly just focus on comfort

He's alive aint he?