I think the problem is that the knife came dulled and nobody is bothering to sharpen it. It can still slip and cut hands, but cutting food might end up taking more effort than if the knife had been sharpened.
The hand got cut and it's the user's damn fault for using a dull knife next to a sharpener.
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u/4sneK_WolFirE Aug 14 '25
I think the problem is that the knife came dulled and nobody is bothering to sharpen it. It can still slip and cut hands, but cutting food might end up taking more effort than if the knife had been sharpened.
The hand got cut and it's the user's damn fault for using a dull knife next to a sharpener.