Weird Beard

Oh, I'm triggered.

I'm already triggered.

Oh, well, that depends.

Which knife was it?

Yeah, but I'm just saying, what was the style?

Okay, yeah.

I'm trying to think if there was – I know I had one because it came in my kit that I had to buy to work for Cutco.

I don't know if my mom still has it or if she got rid of it.

And my grandmother might have got one, too.

But I found that the steel chipped on those.

The blade looked like a heavily used ceramic blade the last time I sharpened one of those.

But the steel is garbage.

And if it's cheap steel, it's real easy to sharpen.

Yeah, well, that's... If you are buying stuff that's at the blister pack at either Crate and Barrel or at the grocery store, then yes, a Cutco knife is a big step up.

And in quality.

They are bad, but they are not terrible.

In case you don't get what Oddball is laying down, essentially, the world of knives, it's easy come, easy go.

And so, like, a lot of people don't like him because he is a bit breezy and his videos are altogether too long.

But Shadowversity, who does, like, sword and medieval weaponry reviews and things like that, he actually, to prove a point, and this is a brilliant point, he took one of those metal contracting rulers and sharpened it.

And like he cut a watermelon in half with it.