The point is that if you search "best frypan reddit", you'll get real recommendations from real people who have actually used the product. Maybe you won't find

The point is that if you search "best frypan reddit", you'll get real recommendations from real people who have actually used the product. Maybe you won't find the objectively best frypan on Earth, but you'll find a very good one along some information about why that particular product is good. If you simply search "best frypan", you'll get lists of affiliate links to overpriced Chinese crap, written by someone who has never even looked at any of the products in person and frankly doesn't even care if they're any good. Google shouldn't be expected to know everything, but it should know that someone searching for "best frypan" is looking for real recommendations and not literal spam pumped out by a content mill. Searching for services like appliance repair or removalists are even worse, to the point where I'll now just ask on private Facebook groups for recommendations.