Using a Ninja and thinking it's a good blender. I'm so sorry you missed out on the Vitamix experience.
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this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2024
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I just bought a $16 personal blender from Walmart and I love it so far. I juice fruit and smoothies.
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Luggage.
You don't want to be repacking your shit while late a for a flight because you're a kg over the limit and it's gonna cost an extra $100 if you don't and mistakenly rip the zipper off your carry-on. You really, really don't.
You don't have to completely break the bank either, but if you value your sanity, I wouldn't spend too much less than $200 on a carry-on/check-in pair.