. But for the most part none of us younger guys are tool snobs. There's a few older guys who have some incredible sets, one guy has a Ford special edition Cornwell box that he won for being the Greatest-Ford-Mechanic-of-All-Time-in-the-Whole-World or whatever. Has his name engraved on it, lights inside the drawers, bluetooth speakers and all kinds of fancy stuff. My box is a really old beat up Cornwell that I bought from the guy I replaced. He was retiring and didn't want to lug it home. I'll probably do the same thing when I move on because I don't really have a use for it outside of work.
Yeah, back bacon. Most of us prefer side bacon. What I really don't care for is uncured side pork, my parents used to pawn that sh*t off as bacon, gimme my nitrates and salt🙂. It was a shame, our free range pigs were really nice.
They must have really upped their game. That is all Dad had as a carpenter for tools, they were OK. I broke his corded Dewalt reciprocating saw and the batteries died quickly in the drills. My corded Milwaukee reciprocating saw has a nice short stroke, perfect for exhaust. I also found their batteries lasted forever in the drills at the one place I worked. Realize now, I am going to buy one and really abuse it🙂.
Just have to wash the Herpeghonnesyphilaids off it, and you'll be golden!
