It wasn’t a bug trap, a security device, or anything sinister. It was a relic of late‑80s practicality: an under‑cabinet jar opener, quietly waiting to rescue wrists from factory‑sealed lids. Screwed into the underside of the cabinet, it stayed invisible until you needed it, then clamped down on stubborn jars like a tiny mechanical pit bull, letting you twist them open with almost embarrassing ease.
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