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3d ago
inSpent $400 on a power stretcher in 2019 and it paid for itself in one apartment job
That $400 Crain sounds like the best money you ever dropped, no question. I grabbed a used Roberts stretcher off a guy getting out of the trade for about $350 maybe 2017, and my back thanked me every single day after that. I used to fight cheap apartment carpet for hours, just me and a knee kicker, and it would ripple again by the next week. Once I had that stretcher, a whole 2 bedroom went down flat in one afternoon and the wrinkles stayed gone. My old boss swore the kicker was all you needed, but he never had to redo a job for free like I did. That tool paid itself off before the first month was over.
5d ago
inCan we talk about how nobody reads the temp ratings on sleeping bags right?
Learned this one the hard way too. Those temp ratings are basically lies unless you sleep in a full down suit. I always add at least 15 degrees now and it works out way better. Some brands do list a comfort rating on the tag which is more honest. If it only shows one number, just assume it means you will live through the night, not sleep good. Bring a liner no matter what, it weighs nothing and saves your whole trip.
10d ago
inI refused to watch Frieren for 6 months, then one detail changed my mind
It's the same way with people in real life. You can know someone for years and not really get them until you see one small thing, like how they always save the last bite of food for their dog, or how they still call their mom every Sunday even when they're mad at her. Those tiny beats tell you more than any big speech ever could. I've had friends where something clicked over the dumbest little moment and suddenly I got why everyone loved them. Weird how the small stuff sneaks past your guard when the obvious stuff can't.