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How to cook. Even if it is only a pair of eggs or a simple sandwich.
There are people that cant make a sandwich?
Ok, stupid story but when I was little I asked my mom for a PBnJ and she said she was busy and asked one of her friends to do it. I never met the guy and I don't think I ever saw him again but he said, "alright" and we went to the kitchen. Dude started out solid. Two slices, spread on the peanut butter like a pro. What came next changed me forever. Dude pulls out the jelly and spreads it right on top of the peanut butter. I'm almost glad I never saw this guy again, straight psycho. Sandwich was 4/5 not life changing but good.
I can do it if there are instructions. Not so much if I have to rely on intuition.