Would you pay $75 for a can opener? https://www.amazon.ca/Zw

Quit cutting the full circumference of the lid ya dingus.

>>8672338
That same can opener is $28 USD on the US Amazon.

My can opener cost the equivalent of £1.70 in today's money and was made in West Germany. It's opened probably thousands of cans since then. Fuck all this cheap Walmart shit. Go eat some tendies you fucking wankers

>no reviews
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Just buy a Majican, they're like 10 bucks and work like charm.

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>>8673940
>and work like charm

When I first moved out, my mom gave me the can opener I still use. I'm 100% certain it's 30 years old and still works fine and probably cost 5 bucks. No need for a 75 dollar can opener.

>>8673950
These people obviously have down syndrome

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Ive used this Kuhn Rikon opener (left) before it's mt fav design so far. No sharp edges on the can or the lid.

The downside is that without an instruction manual, it took me 2 weeks to figure out how to use it properly. But now I love it.

>>8672338
hell no

im gonna keep using the one i have from the 1970s that was made in the USA with actual quality

It would have to open them while they were still in the cupboard

>>8674265
But what if can opener goes all sneaky beaky and starts opening things you didn't want opened yet? Stick to the old, cheap, solid can openers.