x-post /r/videos: "How to Make a $1500 Sandwich in Only 6 Months" or Why division of labor is probably a good thing.

And you beat me. I'll delete and move what I said over to here.

The Video: "How to Make a $1500 Sandwich in Only 6 Months"

TLDW: A guy spends six months and $1,500 starting to assemble the ingredients and ends up making a sub par sandwich.

He says "it's not bad" but a lot of his taste testers were less generous.

I'm not trying to be critical of the project, and I think deepening one's skill sets in the basic areas of human existence is a good thing. I thought the video offered interesting, superficial incites into the division of labor.

Also on top of this take in the lessons of I, Pencil [Text], [Video]