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c/core-memory-talk•susanb34susanb34•1mo ago

That moment in the grocery store when I realized I've been peeling bananas from the wrong end for 35 years

I was standing there watching a little kid peel a banana from the bottom like it was nothing and my whole world kind of wobbled - has anyone else had a super basic everyday thing completely flip on them like that?
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the_anthony
Man, that is wild! You know, that banana thing actually ties into something I stumbled on last week. I was trying to open a bag of chips - you know the kind with the sealed air inside - and I'd always just ripped from the top corner. Then my buddy shows me there's this little notch on the side seam that you pinch and it pops right open. Blew my mind. I'd been fighting with those bags for years, getting chip dust everywhere, and there was a cheat code staring me right in the face the whole time. Makes you wonder what other simple stuff we're all just doing wrong, huh?
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wendy131
wendy1311mo ago
@the_anthony Wait till you hear about the folded-over ketchup packet trick. Lifelong lies, man. My whole chip game changed when I saw that notch thing too. Now I'm side-eyeing every package in my kitchen like it owes me answers.
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rowan969
rowan9691mo ago
35 years of peeling bananas the wrong way and I've been that guy fighting chip bags like they owe me money. @wendy131 I feel like we need a support group for people who just discovered everyday life has been trolling us this whole time. Makes you wonder if I've been wearing my shoes on the wrong feet for decades and nobody told me.
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