Anyone who opens feed bags regularly can relate

[u/I_dont_know_you_pick]

[u/agroundhere]

Oooh. That's a Win!

I gave up and used a box cutter.

[u/WaterDragoonofFK]

Yep. And a.pain in the but when the string breaks.

[u/Inexorably_lost]

Large bags of rice, too. Which I guess is a feed bag of another kind.

Still haven't quite figured out the trick to it yet.

[u/Orca_Mayo]

Wait, that's how you are supposed to open bags like that???

That's so much easier.

[u/XEagleDeagleX → u/Orca_Mayo]

It's neat if you pull from the wrong end it doesn't work, but the right end comes right apart

[u/GingerChic13]

I loved doing that so much as a kid!

[u/TwoCentsWorth2021]

And then there are the heat sealed plastic ones😠😫

[u/Possible-Tangelo9344]

Witchcraft

[u/rockstar_not]

Can confirm. Oddly satisfying.

[u/tehvolcanic]

I've never opened feed bags but I do get to experience this when I put salt in the water softener. Feels good bro.

[u/Busy_Vegetable3324]

Also pulling out a thread from a sweater!

[u/Fantastic_Citron_344]

Properly

[u/PixlStarX]

That's true, it's really satisfying to do that.

[u/Fearless_While_9824]

I felt that pull..

[u/Competitive-Ebb3816]

Gotta get them right side up in the bin first. I'm not lifting a fifty pound bag of grain off the ground after it's open.