The bandaid included with returned sharpened knives is almost a stereotype at this point.
I would expect it. But I sharpen my own.
mcknight92 on
TheDesertDookie on
Cutco? I would ask for the original sleeves.
Relevant-Bench5307 on
But wouldn’t you need the band-aid more if they’re NOT sharp? 😆
Viperniss on
He had something up his sleeves.
CockroachChaos3858 on
He’s confident in his work.
Supersasqwatch on
So glad I run a meat department and can bring my knives from home to sharpen at work.
tren-de-ida on
where are you from? where I live a sharpening guy would return my knife unsharpened lmao
vegange on
This is actually adorable
opistho on
i’m sure you got the sharpest sharpening if dude takes pride and is japanese. or japanese taught.Â
wittor on
Oooh, I thought I was on mildly infuriating and your knife had its tip broken.
Shaved_Wookie on
Beautiful, functional, practical, and a flex – I’m here for it.
Bithium on
There was a story of two knife sharpeners: Masamune and Muramasa. Muramasa always included bandaids when returning his sharpened knives as a joke, and suggested Masamune employ a similar act of levity. Masamune nodded, and to his friend’s horror, Masamune sliced the tip of his own finger off with his sharpened knife. The cut was so clean that the finger did not bleed, and by simply placing the tip back in place, Masamune’s finger was restored good as new. Muramasa, after realizing his own inferiority, never sharpened a knife again.
VBgamez on
Is he by any chance japanese?
Chrisdkn619 on
I can appreciate this!
Ignorhymus on
I mean, when I learned to sharpen my knives, I had to relearn how to use them. I’ve shaved off the tip of my nail / fingertip enough times that the nail doesn’t grow back properly. A properly sharp knife will go right through fingernails even at the most oblique angle like they’re not even there. I keep hearing that a sharp knife is safer than a dull one, but I don’t think I agree; they’re fucking lethal. Still, they’re an absolute joy to use.
Also, bandaids will only work on small cuts, for bad ones, hypafix is the way to go
NoContextCarl on
Oh man, the band-aid is a subtle flex. Even as dude who just is an amateur sharpener at home who’s cut himself more times than I can remember…I could not imagine cutting myself after a pro sharpener got his hands on a blade.Â
joodoos on
Yup. Â
Our dude would drop off super glue, band aids, and finger condoms.
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Why do you have a knife sharpening guy?
Looks good! Hope they were they sharp too 😄
The bandaid included with returned sharpened knives is almost a stereotype at this point.
I would expect it. But I sharpen my own.
Cutco? I would ask for the original sleeves.
But wouldn’t you need the band-aid more if they’re NOT sharp? 😆
He had something up his sleeves.
He’s confident in his work.
So glad I run a meat department and can bring my knives from home to sharpen at work.
where are you from? where I live a sharpening guy would return my knife unsharpened lmao
This is actually adorable
i’m sure you got the sharpest sharpening if dude takes pride and is japanese. or japanese taught.Â
Oooh, I thought I was on mildly infuriating and your knife had its tip broken.
Beautiful, functional, practical, and a flex – I’m here for it.
There was a story of two knife sharpeners: Masamune and Muramasa. Muramasa always included bandaids when returning his sharpened knives as a joke, and suggested Masamune employ a similar act of levity. Masamune nodded, and to his friend’s horror, Masamune sliced the tip of his own finger off with his sharpened knife. The cut was so clean that the finger did not bleed, and by simply placing the tip back in place, Masamune’s finger was restored good as new. Muramasa, after realizing his own inferiority, never sharpened a knife again.
Is he by any chance japanese?
I can appreciate this!
I mean, when I learned to sharpen my knives, I had to relearn how to use them. I’ve shaved off the tip of my nail / fingertip enough times that the nail doesn’t grow back properly. A properly sharp knife will go right through fingernails even at the most oblique angle like they’re not even there. I keep hearing that a sharp knife is safer than a dull one, but I don’t think I agree; they’re fucking lethal. Still, they’re an absolute joy to use.
Also, bandaids will only work on small cuts, for bad ones, hypafix is the way to go
Oh man, the band-aid is a subtle flex. Even as dude who just is an amateur sharpener at home who’s cut himself more times than I can remember…I could not imagine cutting myself after a pro sharpener got his hands on a blade.Â
Yup. Â
Our dude would drop off super glue, band aids, and finger condoms.