Honestly that one comment probably saved you more than any coupon ever could. Three words and your grocery bill drops by 80 bucks, wild.

Oh definitely, @riley_price, I tried that once and the sesame oil gave it just the right kick!

Whoa, okay, that ding has been lying to you for over a decade. But here's the thing nobody's brought up yet: that square is basically a part of your muscle memory now. If you swap it out for a brand new one, your hands might overcompensate for a mistake that isn't there anymore, and you'll second-guess every cut for a month. I'd say keep it, but only if you're willing to check it every single Monday like you said. If you're not actually going to do that, then just get a new one, because a cheap square you trust beats a good one you don't.

That disc's probably older than half the guys on your crew now, so might as well keep it for the nostalgia. Maybe the real trick is just telling new guys to respect the grind, whether it's true or not.

Trust the trail markers" they said, clearly never met a waterfall masquerading as a river crossing.