On Christmas morning, the response to a $24 titanium fish fillet knife depends largely on who bought it, who unpacked it, and who cleaned the fish in the end.
All those who did not do Whoville turned out that their residents did not need gifts to celebrate their special day. However, Whoville is another place.
To be honest, almost no one is as excited about cleaning fish as fishing. Most bodies will be content with eating fish.
A wild-caught, headless, guts-free 12-pound salmon can be delivered from Fulton Fish Market for $384.99. Still, such an expensive price per pound is much lower than going to Lake Ontario or Lake Michigan-or, for God's sake, Alaska-the typical cost of fishing, cleaning and home delivery.
Of course, part of the cost of a salmon trip is risky. In terms of catching or eating, there may be little or nothing, but sometimes it ends up with a bargain that money cannot buy.
Even the best boys and girls in most families, Santa Claus is reluctant to provide guidance for Alaska salmon trips, which do not include transportation costs, which are $3,500 or more per person. Usually two people are required to make a reservation.
Titanium fish fillet knives that can be used on fishing trips may be more indicative of marketing products than cleaning fish. It is said that the titanium meal has its flaws, but its sound is impressive.
However, not every commodity supplier is looking for an advantage, whether it is real or imagined?
The snowman takes its name from a fictional hateful snowman wandering the Himalayas. It sells expensive things, including a $800 cooler that can hold 46 cans of beer or 55 pounds of ice.
Alaska, it is now mature enough to use extra ice cubes that anyone wants to drag there. As for 46 cans of beer, a friend once explained that the need to keep the beer cooler mathematically decreases as you drink faster.
A Yeti Rambler gallon water bottle equipped with a unique MagCap-not to be confused with the MAGA cap-which can be locked on its dock and chewed carefree for $130. In addition, a model of a king crab painted with gorgeous orange paint sells for about $450 on Amazon. Therefore, there is ample evidence that, although the reality of Sasquatch is still questionable, it should not be questioned whether there is a yeti that is dishwasher safe.
Not as expensive as the king crab pot, it is a round, metal-clad Solo Stove pit, which retails for about $225, which obviously turns wood—maybe the coal you encounter—to ashes instead of The burning ring is made from found stones or sawn logs.
As for the gift of fire, no matter what container it is, you should be grateful. The same is true of earth, wind, and water.
The wearable Selk'Bag Original sleeping bag solves today's general aversion to basic elements, and its sellers believe that "50% sleeping bag, 50% bodysuit, 100% necessary". The retail price is US$169 and the price is US$118. In a world open to the public in pajamas and slippers, who can say that this one-piece bag is worth seeing?
The $350 LEGO Land Rover may not get you where you need to go or worth being sent. The YuJet electric surfboard, valued at US$10,000, requires batteries, but neither paddles nor waves nor effort is required.
The lower-priced gift-wrapped ginkgo biloba is suitable for those who want to remember, and bourbon is suitable for those who want to forget.