skidmark racing stripe!

I found the easiest way to clean burned food from Stainless Steel cookware is to add water to the pot/pan, bring it to a boil, and let cool to warm temp before cleaning. There may still be a some elbow grease needed pending on what's caked and burned on, but it's much less work overall.

That's pretty cool all around. Who knows it's might be a good side-hustle for them.

Some BBQ/smoked meat places in the Southern US are only open 3 days a week, charge a premium, and still have lines out the door.

Seconded. Used a Steelcase Leap (v1?) with headrest in my previous office for about 7 years, looked brand new.

Bought a Leap v2 w/o headrest to replace my "gaming chair" - well worth paying double. I wish I would've paid a little more money to get headrests because it's built into the chair back. To get an official one, you'd have to replace the entire back.

Edit: FYI - Gaming chair was a Secret Lab Titan. Fell apart under 3 years. What a POS and since it was just out of warranty, they wanted $160 to replace the defective seat (leather was peeling) and armrest (lumpy).

Was that for them to use as a business or just enough for home use?

I've had my Wusthof Grand Prix (special occasions) and Victorinox Fibrox (daily use) for well over a decade and would recommend either brand.

The Grand Prix is no longer sold, so I'd go with the Wusthof Classic and Victorinox seems to have a Fibrox Pro line.

Nice! I use a Zojirushi carafe (SH-FB19) for coffee. Morning coffee drip brew and put the 12-cup into the 64oz container and have coffee throughout the day at home. No burnt coffee from the coffee maker, no weird microwaved taste, etc.

Edit: The cool part is you can just pour without unscrewing the lid or depressing a button.