Watched the same thing play out at my barber last month, guy wanted a full color correction in one sitting because he had a wedding that weekend. My guy held his ground and lost the client, but her hair stayed on her head. That's the part nobody talks about, we get trained to say yes because saying no feels like bad service, but the salon down the street that always caves is the one with the worst reviews six months later. It's the same deal with mechanics and tattoo artists, the rush jobs are the ones that come back to bite everyone.

Watched a home inspector on YouTube say bathroom fans venting into attics is super common.

My buddy hit up one of those Amish discount stores last month and came back with a trunk full of stuff. They had 5 pound bags of potatoes for a dollar, canned goods with dented labels for a quarter each, and a whole flat of yogurt cups that were a day past the sell by date for 2 bucks. He said the trick is to go right when they open on a weekday, same as you. He made like 3 weeks of soup and froze it all. Dude ate for cheap for a month straight.