• @[email protected]
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      Okay.

      How much is your time worth? How much do you sell it for (also known as wages)?

      Could you sign up for Uber, deliver a single rider and make more money with that time than you will ever save by doing this?

      • [email protected]
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        71 day ago

        It’s less production and more catharsis. And it’s going to cost me an hour of my life in total. This comment took longer to compose than a round of snipping and scraping and I hardly feel bad about that.

        • @[email protected]
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          Well I certainly can’t argue that therapy would be a cheaper form of catharsis so do what you gotta do!

  • nadram
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    171 day ago

    We always cut off the top of the tube at home simply to reduce waste. You can plug the body back on for the next time. I feel like these things are designed to waste 5% of the paste so we have to buy more frequently.

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      You can plug the body back on for the next time.

      What do you mean? Are you reconnecting two halves of a cut tube of toothpaste somehow?

      • nadram
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        112 hours ago

        Squeeze one side so it fits into the other :)

  • @hOrni
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    101 day ago

    This, but I’m spreading it on 3 day old bread for some flavour.

    • @Bruhh
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      51 day ago

      Who the fuck puts toothpaste on bread?

  • Dr. Wesker
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    81 day ago

    I’m not poor, I just hate going to the grocery store, and want to bide as much time as possible.

  • @[email protected]
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    61 day ago

    Honestly you don’t need to cut it open to do this. You can make a very effective squeeze by using the edge of a counter.

    • vortic
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      31 day ago

      Even when I do this, there are three or four uses remaining up near the tip. No matter how hard I squeeze or what method I use, there is always some left until I cut it open.

  • JohnWorks
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    51 day ago

    I don’t think I’ve ever seen a toothpaste tube cut open before let alone scooped out with a tooth brush