Make the Right Choice

We had an urgent ladle situation on Saturday. I drove up to the dollar store and bought some ladles, and one of the ladle labels caught my attention.

picture of the label on a ladle

It listed the characteristics of the ladle. They were

  • Best quality
  • Easy to use
  • Right choice
  • Excellent design

Just think how often that distinction is overlooked. I mean, if you’re comparing two different ladles, and one says it’s the right choice and the other doesn’t say it’s the right choice, then you should go with the one that is the right choice, right?

I think the label should go one step further: add a line to say “The other ladle you’re considering is bad.”

the altar of burnt offering also with all its utensils, and the laver and its stand,

Exodus 31:9

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5 Responses to “Make the Right Choice”

  1. Charity Says:

    Oh, and here I thought you were going to say the right choice was voting for my chili Saturday.

  2. Some Guy Says:

    No, the right choice would have been voting for my wife’s chili.

  3. Phoebe Says:

    I’m going to have to start noticing labels more often. They seem to be golden nuggets of information.

  4. Phoebe Says:

    And I just now noticed Wilbur at the bottom of the screen. Guess I never scrolled all the way down before.

  5. Ron Says:

    Now THAT’S prooftexting.

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