Right? @the_luna is totally right about that rainbow sheen stuff, I saw a video of it and it looked like someone spilled oil on it. People act like obsidian is just black and boring but there is AH-MAZING stuff out there. Even the "common black" glass has this sharpness to it that's pretty wild when you actually hold a piece. Old books probably just went with the easiest description, lazy writing if you ask me.

Watch the cartridge on that one, Moen actually uses brass stems in most models not plastic.

Kind of makes you wonder how many other everyday things we just blame on the wrong person or thing, right? Happens to me with my car all the time. I'll hear a weird noise and immediately blame the tires or the alternator, spending hours and money chasing a phantom problem. Turns out it was just a loose coffee cup in the cupholder the whole time, which is basically the same kind of facepalm moment.

Five bucks is cheaper than a broken finger from knife work, bro.

Are we really acting like that guy was totally wrong about everything? I mean yeah he missed the mark on the internet being a fad but half his points about online life being shallow and fake are still kinda true. People are more lonely now than ever before and scrolling through Instagram isn't exactly the same as hanging out with someone. Plus malls are half empty but now we just stare at phones instead of each other. So maybe he was right about the social stuff just not the whole internet dying thing.