multi tool general

>>33937146
autism tier: carrying around a multi tool

normal person tier: keeping a multi tool in your car

don't be autism tier

Keep one in my rucksack
Use it everyday, defo not autism

I keep it in my car, don't know why, I just have better tools in the back and a good knife in my pocket. I guess I fell for the "it does everything" meme.

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>>33937219
>keeping a useful object in your pocket for convienence is autism

>>33937219

Could you perhaps go fuck off and be a civilian that doesn't contribute to society somewhere else? Go start an /ak/ thread or someshit you fucking virgin.

Normal human beings that can pay their own mortgages that generally carry multitools:
Cops
EMTs
Rescue/Fire
Military personnel in maintenance/technical/security jobs
Field technicians for energy companies
Mechanics
DPW/DPH technicians
People who like carrying around pliers and having access to at least two different screwdrivers

>>33937947
>that image
i smiled.

>>33937219
This guy is right. Show me a guy with multi-tool on his belt and I'll show you an overweight autist with acne and a pony collection.

Keep one on my person, use it to make small repairs at work almost daily.

>>33937146
>s2
>not xe6

ITS LIKE YOU DONT EVEN WANT TO FIX SHIT

>>33938824
Dairy Farmer here, I prefer carrying a knife and actual tools in the car, I broke my last leather an trying to pull a staple, don't get me wrong they're handy, but they're not good enough for work.

>>33937146
Can you faggots stop swapping the definition of words like jokes and fads with meme?

>>33937146

I'm a electrician, I never see any one else in the trade that carries one on the belt. In a tool box, yeah, not on the belt though.