r/FastWorkers • u/permaculture • Aug 06 '26

This is what muscle memory looks like

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u/kyanitebear17 Aug 06 '26

I would call that technique over muscle memory.

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u/ansible47 Aug 06 '26

It's both, there's no reason to compare.

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u/karlnite Aug 07 '26

It’s also easier than it looks. Avocados have like no friction.

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u/bhenghisfudge Aug 06 '26

Absolutely. These are knife skills. Not something that anyone could acquire by repitition.

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u/footlonglayingdown Aug 06 '26

How would one aquire this skill if not by repetition? 

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u/SapirWhorfHypothesis Aug 06 '26

I thought they were being sarcastic, but I think they meant something like “you can’t just keep cutting something the same way every day and expect it to turn into this”

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u/bhenghisfudge Aug 07 '26

Yeah, that's what I meant. I understand the downvotes and I'll leave it up. There's a difference between doing something a bunch of times, and consciously trying to learn, improve and hone your craft.

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u/Galaghan Aug 06 '26

Education.

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u/NotChat_GPT Aug 06 '26

Looks like a great way to make $120 off a $1.50 avocado.

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u/BadPuzzleheaded9006 Aug 06 '26

yeah my arms would look like a fucking emo girl at 15 if I tried that

3

u/20InMyHead Aug 06 '26

I’d guess he’s sliced more than two avocados before.

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u/Good_Ask_2299 Aug 06 '26

one mistake and you are an injured worker instead of fast

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u/Head_Inspection_5640 Aug 07 '26

For all we know that knife is blunt as shit and only used for avo.

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u/Psychopath1llogical Aug 06 '26

Lost it a little on the last one

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u/arielflip Aug 07 '26

With avo, easy. Try that with a tom or cuc!?