Bad Survive! Deserves A Permanent Post In The Hall Of Shame

Huntsman Knife Co. LLC. said:
Here is a quick visualization of why grain direction matter. Here the folds in the paper represent grain lines/ rolling direction. You can see one set of knives is cut with the direction of the grain lines, the other, is cut against them, crossing the grain lines.

As you can see, the blank that is cut with the grain is flat, the one that is cut against the grain looks like a crinkle cut fry.

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Yes!👍
 
Yo Mama said:
John now trying to make his own company Heavy Set Knives appearing in a Survive shirt in today's YouTube short, which begs the question I thought the guy was disconnected from Guy, but maybe not!
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I gave this Guy $30K and all I got was this lousy T-Shirt.
 
A free t-shirt is a free t-shirt. I have several for organizations that I no longer support, but I still wear them because...well...they were free, and it's a t-shirt. Wearing it on a social media platform is kinda questionable, but still...a t-shirt's a t-shirt.
 
Those are for house painting day. ;)
 
Yeah, he did a body language thing right after saying "before I get too big here". Could be associated with lying, not being confident in what one is saying, or just an itchy nose. But it was there.
 
I’m a fan of second chances, but the crater S!K left behind is fresh in my memory. Frankly, impressions matter and I wouldn’t have chosen the S!K shirt. For some, bad business decisions are a learning experience, and for others it’s a symptom of a deeper inability to make good choices. I’m not sure I want to find out which type HST is.
 
Yo Mama said:
John now trying to make his own company Heavy Set Knives appearing in a Survive shirt in today's YouTube short, which begs the question I thought the guy was disconnected from Guy, but maybe not!

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This clown can't even spell FIRST correctly! Wearing that shirt is low class in my opinion. Really low class.
 
EngrSorenson said:
I’m a fan of second chances, but the crater S!K left behind is fresh in my memory. Frankly, impressions matter and I wouldn’t have chosen the S!K shirt. For some, bad business decisions are a learning experience, and for others it’s a symptom of a deeper inability to make good choices. I’m not sure I want to find out which type HST is.
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Yes! Everyone that has EVER been in business for themselves has make poor decisions! Do you take account of them & make restitution to those that have been wronged to the best of your abilities & not do it again? Or are you just a conman? It certainly looks to be the later of the two in this case!
 
navman said:
A free t-shirt is a free t-shirt. I have several for organizations that I no longer support, but I still wear them because...well...they were free, and it's a t-shirt. Wearing it on a social media platform is kinda questionable, but still...a t-shirt's a t-shirt.
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So...you're saying "if the shirt fits, wear it" ?

Has a familiar ring to it.
 
Jon / HST was stupid enough to give Guy a bunch of money. Jon / HST absolutely shilled for Guy and promoted his business, leading to more people purchasing knives during the final months of S!K. Jon / HST has tweaked his story a few times in an effort to "whitewash" his involvement with Guy and make himself look like a victim. Jon / HST is an interesting mix of stupid, incompetent and morally ambiguous. While everyone deserves a second chance, I cannot ever see myself purchasing a knife from Jon / HST, and seriously question his ability to make knives and run a business.
 
As staged and phony as internet influencers are- It's funny he'd wear it. Front and center, bigger than life.

Is he trying to move forward on Survives coattails or really out of touch?
 
braillediver said:
As staged and phony as internet influencers are- It's funny he'd wear it. Front and center, bigger than life.

Is he trying to move forward on Survives coattails or really out of touch?
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Now there's a business model if I ever heard one.

(I'd be surprised if Survive had any coattails that they hadn't already pawned off at Goodwill.)
 
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