Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You
Jun 24, 2026 · 4 min · 4 segments
Guest Tipper Zak Rosen shares a simple “segregated dishwasher method”, grouping forks with forks, spoons with spoons, and knives with knives to make unloading ridiculously fast. Zak Rosen is the host…
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You put the spoons with the spoons, the forks with the forks, and the knives with the knives.
It takes a little bit longer when you load, but when you're unloading the dishwasher, it's going to be so fast.
And that's the truth.
I do this at my own apartment.
But when I go home to my parents' house and I try to suggest this, it's it's a no go.
So I got this tip from some friends of mine and I put it on my podcast, which we'll talk about.
And I had to do a follow up episode on the counter argument, which is like, first of all, when spoons are spooning, like that term spooning, like in bed, when spoons are spooning, when they're together, sometimes
they don't get clean.
It doesn't get as clean, which I find does happen occasionally, not consistently, but occasionally.
Some up, some down.
What do you think about that?
obviously, should all go down.
But other than that.
Why do we have to optimize every goddamn thing in our life? You know, can't we just like do this without thinking about optimization and efficiency? So I take that point.
And unloading the dishwasher, I find, is a lot more fun because I can just grab all the forks and just throw them in the cutlery drawer.
You put the spoons with the spoons, the forks with the forks, and the knives with the knives.
It takes a little bit longer when you load, but when you're unloading the dishwasher, it's going to be so fast.
And that's the truth.
I do this at my own apartment.
But when I go home to my parents' house and I try to suggest this, it's it's a no go.
So I got this tip from some friends of mine and I put it on my podcast, which we'll talk about.
And I had to do a follow up episode on the counter argument, which is like, first of all, when spoons are spooning, like that term spooning, like in bed, when spoons are spooning, when they're together, sometimes
they don't get clean.
It doesn't get as clean, which I find does happen occasionally, not consistently, but occasionally.
Some up, some down.
What do you think about that?
obviously, should all go down.
But other than that.
Why do we have to optimize every goddamn thing in our life? You know, can't we just like do this without thinking about optimization and efficiency? So I take that point.
And unloading the dishwasher, I find, is a lot more fun because I can just grab all the forks and just throw them in the cutlery drawer.
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