I almost always have two knives, the one I use and the one clipped to my pocket. The one I use to "cut things" is rarely used for the blade but far more often, the scissors, tweezers, toothpick, and nail file - a SAK Ambassador or Classic. I carry a Mini-Grip just because. I can't remember the last time I needed it in town or around the house. However, I also do backcountry SAR and that's when a woods knife is more useful. On a callout I'll carry a Mora, Fallkniven F1, or Grip on my belt. But I also have something like a SAK Farmer or OHT as well and 99% of the time, those are the knives I use most.
At 62, I've had and carried a pocket knife for well over 50 years. It's what boys did in the 50's and 60's, even in LA, CA. But they were always small two-three bladed pen knives or the like. A small knife is far more useful in urban/suburban settings for most people. Using a tactical knife to open packages is probably not the best tool for the job.