Keep the classic 3 as they are harder to replace. Then I'd add the R41 as it is one of my favorites.
But, unlike wives and common sense, we all have opinions.
Ya know. It just occurred to me that this a great way of finding out what everyone's favorite razors are.
We are all distracted by being mad at a wife who may or may not exist and who may or may not have given an ultimatum.
But, unlike wives and common sense, we all have opinions.
This is exactly what I would do.Pick four, hide the others.
Or, pick four, then lay out all her shoes, and say, "Your turn. Pick four".
Funny. But i'm hearing in the back of my head a warning, "Do not try this at home!"
What's up with these assumptions about women's accouterments? My wife has like two purses, and they're cheap ones. She hasn't bought a pair of shoes except maybe cheap flip flops and running shoes for exercise in probably at least four years. She rarely wears jewelry and prefers to dress simply and humbly.
If my wife has it that I'm spending too much money on shaving supplies, it's because we actually make financial decisions together, rather than my lording my authority over her. If she were to tell me to sell things I'd already bought, then one could assume we were in dire financial straits and it would be bad of me not to sell them.
Are men really so callous and self-absorbed? I love my wife and she loves me; that's why I would choose to listen to her if she came to me with a concern about my spending habits.
Regarding the original post... I've changed my answer to "whichever razors give you the best shave". Get rid of the dross, keep the best.
I'm in the same boat you are. I think the most expensive shoes my wife owns are ones I convinced her to buy. She adores them and has worn them a lot. That said, I have come to realize recently that many (most?) marriages don't work that way. And that's okay. Different strokes, YMMV and all that.What's up with these assumptions about women's accouterments? My wife has like two purses, and they're cheap ones. She hasn't bought a pair of shoes except maybe cheap flip flops and running shoes for exercise in probably at least four years. She rarely wears jewelry and prefers to dress simply and humbly.
If my wife has it that I'm spending too much money on shaving supplies, it's because we actually make financial decisions together, rather than my lording my authority over her. If she were to tell me to sell things I'd already bought, then one could assume we were in dire financial straits and it would be bad of me not to sell them.
Are men really so callous and self-absorbed? I love my wife and she loves me; that's why I would choose to listen to her if she came to me with a concern about my spending habits.
Regarding the original post... I've changed my answer to "whichever razors give you the best shave". Get rid of the dross, keep the best.
If your wife told you that you could only keep four of the following razors, which would you pick in ranked order?
Merkur 34c
Merkur Futur
Merkur Slant
EJ DE89
Feather AS-D2
Gillette New
Gillette Red Tip
Muhle R41
ATT S2
Fatip
Ikon DLC Slant
Wolfman WR-1 SB