Comments by "The Wayward Grape" (@thewaywardgrape3838) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. I'd rather have my own wooded estate in the highlands of Scotland. Couple of mountain bikes and a truck! 😎
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  2. Had a custom suite from Saville Row in 2017 for a wedding; the fitment and feel is just unparalleled.
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  3. @@Legend_6_9 Wasn't my marriage, was my Brothers. Yes he's still married lol
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  4. So he was a tourist, who was babysat up the mountain.
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  5. If I buy P.C hardware, I always buy from 'Overclockers' in England.
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  6. All that money to stroke the ego.
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  7. Fun Fact: Being Autistic makes me immune to this type of spending. Literally immune. Shops, super markets, airports. No idea why.
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  8. 'Because it's unique, handmade and uses the best materials'. So if you knew how to create clothes yourself and bought the materials yourself, would it be worth as much? Would it carry the same "value" as one made by say, a boutique? After all, they're made the same way with the same materials.
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  9. Just do what I do. Have someone smarter then yourself to "modify" the clever code wizardry gubbins to bypass the blocks in place.
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  10. Quality. You pay for skill, care and overall quality.
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  11. The opposite is true for German cars; over priced, yet cheap to make.
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  12. But will it blend?
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  13. Supreme is the brand for fuckboys. In my opinion naturally.
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  14. Because of the ego.
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  15. Tips for anyone who's interested in honey: 'Set Honey' is just sugar water that's too pale, yet looks similar to real honey. Smells foul compared to real Honey. 'Runny Honey' is again, sugar water that looks golden, yet smells much sweet than real honey. Real Honey isn't runny, isn't set solid either. It doesn't smell super-sweet, nor is it completely golden. It's paler on the outer edge (when viewed from the top) and golden through the rest.
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  16. Just think: We went from actual, skilled alpine mountaineers, to a group of non-experience civillians that need babysitting. I'd say that atleast the majority of non-climbers (i.e. People without 8k meter experience) have only summitted Everest because of the Sherpa people. If someone's only 8k meter experience is Everest, they're a tourist. Every 8k meter peak should be attempted, once the 7k meter peaks are certified as climbed.
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