We normally buy non iodized.

Tom

There are two types of salt: hipster and non-hipster. I actually like the hipster stuff because it's the sort of Veblen good which really impresses the neighbours.

The thing that I've always wondered is: how do they get the fecal matter (which infests littoral waters) off of sea salt? Or does it simply not matter? (Every pun intended...)

Still tastes different due to the different processing

Salt is salt.

Tom

What the f has salt to do with this Thread. Please keep on track !!

I prefer reading stuff about salt than talking about SVP. I think salt it's by far a more interesting and useful subject.

It's common procedure on EF to simply change the subject within threads here, if the original subject/title is boring/worn out.
A bit like real life.

Then they better start a thread about salt. How exciting it will get on EF!

To be fair, immigration had quite an impact on Switzerland.

Tom

You don't understand the importance of salt. It's OK, we don't judge you.

Hmmm, what an interesting first post. We're looking forward to reading the next ones.

Here are two ways of looking at it (actually, both are the same way):

1. Threads are like a chat down the pub.

2. The mind wanders.

Yea, without it they wouldn't have me. And what the hell are town centre restaurants, wine dealers and the local guitar shop going to do then?

They'll have me. The guitar shop, that is.

Not enough.

I used to have a guitar shop back in the US, lasted a year.

Tom

I know. Coz you can't just sell/repair. You gotta have social life/teach/party/gigs/music camps through the shop. I don't think it is because people would be lazy in the US and only want to buy online, your shop must have been at the beginning of online anything. But distances to a shop matters, that place is enormous.

I talked to a buddy who's hb is a library director. Forget a lovely quiet life of a library boss. All he does (and has to do) is campaigning, arranging social activities, lectures, fundraising, putting beehives and organic gardens around the lib, local art exhib, hiring entertaining staff and polularizing experts, organizing day camps, free lib lunches...he likes it, but imagine when it gets here. And it will. It is already to some extent even though there is a good community funding here.

Btw - I think it is linked, US music uni summer camps for adults and kids are top notch. I worked at few. Music shops often had deals through them.

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Need to do modular (Eurorack) synthesizers as well. What a rabbit hole that is...

Now THIS is a surprise, all smiles, no complaints, no aggressive red and black ink:



If they could keep this up, what a wonderful 2019 that would be.

Although the Happy Holidays would have some of their American supporters foaming at the mouth.