Loading…
Loading…
2d ago
inSpent $65 on a used cat coffee table book at a Portland flea market and it turned out to be a self published mess of blurry cat pics
My worst buy was a "rare" cat art book that turned out to be a stapled printout from someone's home computer. So you are not alone in falling for the gold spine trick. I say keep it, because the story is worth more than the book ever was. A shelf full of good books is nice, but the bad one is what gets people talking at your place. I keep my flops right out in the open and let guests flip through them. The typo page alone sounds like a keeper.
3d ago
inMy manager at the diner in Reno told me to comp a meal for a guy who cussed me out, and I'm still mad about it 6 months later
Six months of being mad is your brain telling you something got handled wrong. But here's the thing nobody talks about, that comp probably got rung up as an apology from the diner, not from you. The manager took the easy way out and made the customer happy instead of having your back. That's what's really eating at you, not the free meal itself.
12d ago
inTIL you're supposed to pre-drill trim nails near the ends, after 12 split pieces in one day
I always thought pre-drilling was overkill too, like why add a step for such a small nail. But watching a guy split piece after piece and then seeing one go clean with a pilot hole sold me fast. Now I keep a 1/16 bit in my pocket and it takes like two seconds, way less time than running back for a new piece of shoe mold. The old pine will humble you real quick if you don't.