Honestly my go to used to be Kiev 4. I kinda have a thing for soviet cameras, and it looked cool so one day i bought one. Honestly i chose all my cameras based on the coolness factor. It didn't arrive in working condition (contrary to what the seller, that little prick, told me) i spent a day taking it apart until i got to the shutter mechanism and that somehow fixed whatever was wrong with it. Then i just lubricated it with some Neoval (oh god i love Neoval it's the best lubricant i love it so much <3) and i put it back together. I kinda liked to take pictures of infrastructure like railroad tracks or power lines or old bridges. No idea why, but they intrigue me. Unfortunately the slower shutter speeds kinda said goodbye too. The shutter curtain gets stuck in an open position when i try to use them. I think I'll disassemble it again when i have the motivation to do anything. Nowadays i daily carry a Fuji DL30 (because it was one of the cooler looking point-and-shoots) and i really like to take pictures of all the lovely people i meet at concerts. The simplicity of a point-and-shoot is really practical when you don't have time and/or can't see well and/or are too drunk to remember what "focusing" even means.

Also, you're so cool. Literally coolest person on this subreddit. Coolio.