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Almost all of the products you see on infomercials like this are specifically for disabled/elderly people. Its just that they can't market it only to those people, they have to try and make it seem like its handy for everyone.
Thats why you get those clips of people dropping bowls of popcorn like total morons; its a stand-in for people with tremors or low muscle tone.
Maybe it’s not a problem for you but it may be a problem for someone, specifically those with low-dexterity, arthritis, or other issues with their hands.
You know that the disabled and elderly exist right?
If it can make peeling a hard boiled egg that easy, I’m asking for one for my birthday.
This could be super helpful for people with disabilities or mobility issues.
10 to 1 that thing fails miserably on at least one egg in a dozen.
Easy cracker? Sounds like my ex-wife
Imagine making fun of people who use this device because you're proud of the fact that you're able to break an egg open like the vast majority of people can.Â
Do you also point and laugh when people park in handicap parking spaces?
I used to think these kinds of devices were useless too but my entire perspective changed when someone said that these are accessibility tools for people who need it. You may think they're stupid but these things are very helpful for those who can't do what you can do.
Bullshit on the hard boiled egg. Ain’t no way.
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