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2mo ago
inGave in to the water pun challenge after 4 weeks of eye rolls
Caved on dad jokes last month, now I'm the one everyone groans at on purpose.
2mo ago
inHit 50 completed anime on my list, but it's the rewatches that changed things
Honestly, that hit me hard because I did the same thing with Steins;Gate. First watch I was bored out of my mind for like six episodes, dropped it for months. Then I came back after a year and suddenly every little weird scene made sense, the payoff felt insane. And I get what you mean about slice of life too, I hated Clannad first time but the rewatch wrecked me emotionally in a good way. Some shows are just built for a second pass, they expect you to know what's coming so the small stuff lands. I think there's a real difference between a show being bad and being ahead of where you're at.
2mo ago
inLisbon coworking chaos made me rethink the whole nomad thing
Honestly, a ring light in the kitchen is just unhinged behavior.
2mo ago
inSaturday move-out debacle: charge by the hour or flat rate?
Did you catch that article in the moving industry newsletter about how like 60% of hourly quotes end up going over because of stuff like this? Honestly, I think flat rate is the only way to go unless you're doing a tiny job, but you gotta build in a buffer for surprises. That said, I've eaten extra time before too, and it stings, but word of mouth from that happy customer is worth more than the 60 bucks you might've squeezed out of them. The real trick is having a clear clause in your quote that says "elevator issues or stairs add $X per flight" so it's not a surprise to anyone. You did the right thing this time, but next time, protect yourself from the start.