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3d ago
inA customer told me my cleaned lenses looked 'hazy' and it stung for 2 weeks
Skipping the Eclipse and sticking with that oily rag for two weeks is a bold move. Guess the lesson here is if you're not swapping cloths, you're just smearing dirt around and calling it clean.
5d ago
inWrote off digital comics for years, then a $2 Comixology sale on a Bendis run changed my mind
Two bucks for a whole run sounds more like a good sale than some big change.
8d ago
inA guy in Tulsa told me my staple gun was slowing me down, so I switched and now I'm not sure if it's really better
Speed wins on new wire but brittle romex needs a hand squeeze, so keep the tacker for fresh runs.
14d ago
inUpdate: was all set to quit my Saturday market booth after a lady in Boise said one sentence to me
The bakery story got me thinking about the flip side though, @jade_murray. That guy kept his lights on for a regular who showed back up, but what about the ones who never do? We only hear the happy ending. Somebody out there waited two years for someone who moved cities and never thought about that bakery again. What really sticks with me is that the quiet loyalty went both ways and neither person knew it. She probably had no clue he was counting on her. That kind of thing is more common than we admit, we just never find out because it takes a random sentence to unlock it. The grinders who never get their Dana moment, we never hear their story. That's the part that keeps me up sometimes.