KVJ cuts. We're talking about our lack of skills here today, hanging pictures, shells,

TVs, fixing lawnmowers. But according to Reddit, there are 10 underrated skills

that you should at least try to adopt most of these.

Good to have, always good to know.

First aid.

Things like CPR, the Heimlich maneuver. Just a basic basic thing you never know where you're going to need it but could you imagine saving a life because you did it's huge

got to rank that at number one and I've done the CPR but it's been so long I'm probably 15 years removed.

I gotta get back in there and do it again.

Denny's did the Heimlic on me a couple times and saved my life.

I've choked three times in front of Denny's.

Three times, huh? Yeah. you joke a lot on the air

how dare you

They say cooking is an underrated skill that really everybody should know because typically you can eat healthier and cheaper if you do.

Yes, everybody should be able to cook a meal for themselves and not have to rely on Door Dash.

They say how to swim, especially in Florida.

Not just for exercise or recreation, but as a life skill, you never know again, you could save a life. And if you can have a skill, it could save a life skill you never know again you could save a life and if you can have a skill

it could save a life it's kind of viable to learn right?

Amen.

I just got to learn a float better.

Okay. I'd sink.

Yeah.

It's never too late for swimming lessons.

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