Is there anything in life that you only discovered after using it for a long time that it has functions you didn’t know about?

The car has been driven for many years, and I only learned about the new features from the buyer when I sold it [face-covering][face-covering]

My cousin has a van and bought five or six of it It's been 20 years now. I recently worked part-time to earn some money and bought a good car.

I'm thinking of selling the van to make room for the new car!

I tested the car with the buyer on the road. The buyer shifted from first gear to fourth gear to see if it works.

When it came to shifting to fifth gear, my cousin Haha laughed and said you are kidding me! Whose van has five gears?

The buyer’s brother showed him the operation and explained it to him, and his cousin was dumbfounded!

When I met my husband, he said that he asked many people and they all knew that there was a fifth gear, but he had been driving it for five or six years.

The highest gear was always fourth gear, and then Hit the gas! I didn’t know there was a fifth gear!

I feel stupid, and I feel bad for the van because I didn’t use it to its full potential!

Then he said something even more depressing. In the past, when I used a car to pull large items, I had to dismantle them if they couldn’t fit in. If I couldn’t dismantle them, I would take a taxi to transport them.

I met a car buyer a few days ago and found that he had actually dismantled the car seat to install a lot of cargo.

He said that he always thought that the car seat could not be removed. Yes, it can't be dismantled. Now I find out that someone is using that car as a pickup truck. I feel very sorry for the money I spent in vain, and I feel like I lost money on the sale! [Hold face][Hold face]

This is really a joke.

Just look at the water dispenser that says keep warm on one side and put a glass teapot on it, and boil water on the other side and put a small teapot on it.

I did some further research and found no water pipes or bottled water, so when I boiled water, I always went to the tap water pipe to pick up the water.

Colleagues and bosses never said anything when they saw it. They just looked at me a little strangely, and I didn't understand it either.

After using it for a month, another colleague saw my operation and told me that water can be drained directly, and there is no writing on it.

I then realized that this water dispenser only placed the water underneath and was hidden, not on the top.

It turns out that its function was simplified.

I have been driving a car for a few years. One day when it was foggy, I suddenly remembered that the car seemed to have fog lights. It turned out to be true.

I don’t know how many people are like this. The instruction manual is just a decoration. One day I accidentally pressed the wrong key and discovered that there are other functions.

The microwave at home can be used for grilling, popcorn, etc., but I only use it to heat food.

And such embarrassing things happen to many people around me. I buy appliances on a whim and then use them as decorations. I have only used my soymilk maker three or five times, and it has been there for five or six years, and I still don’t want to throw it away.

I have to complain about this issue. Anyone who has used the Honor 10 Lite knows that there is a circle on the back of the phone. I always thought it was for decoration until I accidentally set it up after using it for two years. I found the fingerprint setting inside. It turns out that the circle is the fingerprint unlocking. Why didn’t the salesperson tell me when I bought the phone? I used to complain about why I had to enter the password every time [cool]

I found out after many years. My younger brother can not only spend money, but also sometimes make money [cover face][cover face][cover face]