Crocs. Technically two items but you need a pair to get the benefits.
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One UPC = one item. For the purposes of inventory reconciliation you are requested to treat all paired, grouped, bundled, etc, items as a unit or group of units where the quantity thereof is to match the number of uniquely scannable UPC codes, or where multiple codes are affixed to a single saleable unit the saleable unit itself may be considered to be the saleable unit.
-- Parapant v Decacards Corporation, 1998
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An hdmi to composite converter. It allows me to connect my pc to my old crt, I can play games, watch YouTube, stream everything, it made me realize I don't really need a new TV
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Knitting needles.
Not only have they been essential in breaking the habit of reaching for my phone while I'm meant to be watching my TV/monitor, but I also end up with a practical, useful, personalised product at the end
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Lots of comments already but Iβll contribute too. So I have a few:
- A water flosser. Normal floss is okay but wasteful imo, water flossers work wonderfully
- A flip belt for running. Itβs much better then keeping stuff in your pockets
- An instapot, I use it every time I cook. Either for rice or for actual meat
A Linux USB (Linux was not included but it's the key thing)
I don't really know for sure. Best bet is probably a ball pen when I was like 11. I've used only fountain pens until then.
It just doesn't leak and I don't have to wait for ink to dry up.
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May seem silly but a chamber vacuum sealer. It's so much more convenient than the suction style ones. You can place mason jars in it to seal them. I use it pretty much every day.
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I bought a low sided frying pan for when I make pancakes. It makes getting them out so much easier
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A car. Insane freedom, I can take a day off work and drive to a secluded beach on a whim.
An 18 button mouse for my PC. 12 buttons on the side which I've mapped my function keys to. It's excellent for gaming, so many things you can do without even using your left hand on the keyboard.
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