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5d ago
inFound a $7 spreadsheet that replaced my $60 budgeting app
A $7 planner at Staples isn't really the thing saving you money here, the app probably would've worked fine if you'd just opened it once in a while. The real change is that you stopped and thought about each purchase, and you could do that with a free notes app or a napkin. Whatever keeps you paying attention is good, but the paper isn't magic.
5d ago
inHot take: my 2009 iPod Classic holds up way better than the streaming app on my new phone
Wait, you still have a working iPod Classic? That's awesome. Mine died years ago and I still miss it, mostly because the click wheel let me skip songs without looking at the screen, which I can't do on my phone without accidentally opening some ad. The no buffering thing is so real too. My phone app cuts out in the same spots on my drive every single time, and I've got full bars, so it makes no sense. Six hours of battery is honestly fine for a commute, mine barely makes it two before I'm hunting for a charger. You're not the last one, I'd buy a new one tomorrow if they still made them.
5d ago
inHot take: I parked at the Avon Lake library for 3 weeks before I read the sign
Notices that kind of thing all the time, honestly. People stop seeing what's right in front of them once a routine kicks in, and a parking sign twenty feet away turns invisible after day two. Same reason folks drive past their own exit on the highway or miss a new stop sign on a street they take every day, the brain just files it under stuff I already know. Good thing Dale said something before the tow truck beat him to it, because those Avon Lake lot guys don't mess around once they start checking. As for Bay Village off Dover, weekdays it stays pretty open until mid morning, but I'd still read whatever sign is posted there first, just saying.