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Good underwear. I like Saxx boxer briefs. Breathable, doesn’t ride up, and they support my junk with choking it.
I never used to think about the quality of my underwear until I got some from Saxx & Pair of Thieves. Now I can’t imagine going back.
Be sure to try MeUndies once, too. They have this special cotton-like material that feels like silk but breathes like cotton. 🤌
Nice. Do you have the Ball Caddy boxers? If so, how’s the support?
A bidet. Main con is having to use toilets not at home.
honestly only thing preventing me to buy bidet is that vision that after every other toilet visit will be disgusting.
long time ago I spent some time in japan and having integrated bidet in every toilet was amazing, but for me it is all or nothing, either want to live in the world of bidet or in the world of toilet paper, not in the middle.
lmao i dont have that luxury i have no idea wtf you’re talking about
A nice keyboard, mouse and monitor. It’s the way you interact with your computer the most and yet many people seem content with bargain versions, even when they spend 8-10 hours a day using them.
Electronic soap dispensers.
Good loose leaf tea.
Good coffee. It’s always worth it for me. There’s still an upper limit of super-expensiveness I won’t go past, but neither do I cheap out.
And a good coffee grinder. The difference in freshness is quite noticable when grinding whole beans right before brewing a pot.
I’m the same with tea. Cheap tea is awful, good tea is amazing. Unfortunately expensive ≠ good. Thankfully I’ve found a good supplier, for a reasonable price (for the quality).
I’m a big fan of Harney and Sons for good black tea. Their Victorian London Fog is goated.
Good shoes. The old school Birkenstocks completely eliminated my back pain. A good office chair and desk to avoid posture issues.
I completely agree with this one. I used to use shoes and boots without caring until my feet started to feel uneasy. I switched boots and started to use insoles in some of them (specially my bigger vegan punk boots), also switched chairs.
I have little to none back/feet pain even after using boots all day. Still, walking in concrete will always be more tiring than soft floors.
Do boots make a huge difference? I never tried them because they felt too heavy and tired out my back.
Well, I love boots, but I wouldn’t recommend them if you don’t feel comfortable using them. You could try a different model to see if it fits you, but stick with what’s better for your health. ;)
For those who use cannabis like me, I gotta say a good vape is worth its weight in gold in the day to day experience.
Can I ask, how often do you consume and what vape do you use? I consume mostly for recreation (I have a medical reason but Ill just honestly admit the recreational factor is bigger for me because my health issue isnt that serious) and Im a daily smoker at this point. Sometimes I worry about the toll its taking on my physical health and I know vaping is supposed to be less taxing. My wife also uses daily and she actually has medicinal reasons/has a medcard. Ive looked into handheld vapes and tried a few, but Im a bong guy and nothing as of yet has compared to the feeling of hitting a clean, fresh bong. All you really get if you look for advice online are a bunch of ads and adbait articles about vape # 2973 being the best for you
I am a huge fan of my Volcano. Doctor told me to use a flower vape instead of smoking. Good life choice.
Is your volcano portable or desktop? Im a little familar with volcano but Ive never used or seen one IRL. None of my smoker friends vape flower, they all smoke it, but I do want to switch one day to mostly just vaping since it seems better for your health
Desktop. It’s expensive (a couple hundred bucks), butbit’s amazing. Had it for years, still trucking.
