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1d ago
inClipper oil on my razor finally won me over
Wait, your customer said his barber used clipper oil for a face shave? That's wild to me, I always figured clipper oil was too thin and meant for blades that never touch skin.
2d ago
inMy old boss swore foils always beat balayage for fine hair, and I bought it for 3 years
Wow, my mentor told me redheads can't go blonde and I believed that for years too!
2d ago
inRant: I finally added up my coffee runs and it came to $847 in one year
My thing was those little $12 lunches at the place next to my office. Did the math and it was over two grand a year, which made me want to lie down on the floor. What got me was the apps, I'd order while walking over and there's a service fee and a tip screen and somehow a $9 sandwich becomes $16. Now I bring leftovers and my coworkers act like I joined a cult. Saving the money is nice but the real win is not standing in line for twenty minutes every day.
3d ago
inThe librarian's map correction that shook my whole news bias
Old maps are wild like that. My grandpa had a stack of them in his garage and I used to think they were just boring trash until I noticed the same thing, all the little towns that vanished from newer maps happen to sit right where my phone drops calls on the drive to my sister's place. The librarian thing gets me though, because who just hands a stranger a 1964 atlas and walks away like that? Feels like a scene from a movie where the plot kicks in. But the dead zone thing is real, every time I drive through certain stretches my GPS goes stupid and I'm left reading road signs like a pilgrim. Makes you wonder what else got quietly erased and nobody said a word.