I dunno, i'm gonna put them away in the humidor for a few months and see what happens.

Just skewer that sucker and make sure you keep it centered.

Always manage to open it up with a little work.

I don't throw any of 'em away.

Also:

When you're out and find yourself without a cutter,

grab a ball point pen and jam it into the center of the cap.

You gotta be sure to have the circumference of the tip tightly held in your hand so that you don't crack the wrapper

(Know I'm getting some of these guys excited now. Just relax til the lady gets home fellas)

Be resourceful. Quit bein' a pansy

You're answering a post from 19 years ago? wtf?

And making me look like an idiot in the process???

I do a fine job of that myself. I don't need any help!

Now don't disappear on me, ya hear?

You seem like a good guy and appreciate your input.

But get your chit together man!

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Thanks for waking my a$$ up on this Corey

Hey, we could turn this into an opportunity.

You all set for the weekend?

Tried a lot of different things to augment the draw on tight cigars but finally quit being a cheapskate and got this:

http://perfecdraw.com/perfecdraw/ 

While I rarely have to use it, when I do, it usually “fixes” the cigar on the first attempt...can’t say the same with the toothpicks / bamboo skewers / nails / drill bits / icepicks, etc. that I tried in the past.

I realize the price may scare some off but after a few times, it will pay for itself.

Of course, you could purchase a tool that's specifically designed to attack the problem at hand, but that's too logical for me 🤦

I was just trying to see if 19 years in the humidor made these cigars better...

Nothin satisfies quite like the Log.

Wish they would bring that one back.

Probably too expensive to produce...

I'm sure it did VH. I'm sure it did... 😣