Paid $75 for a contract review from a lawyer and it saved me from a bad clause about 'unlimited revisions'.

The 2020 election night coverage shift from 'red mirage' to 'blue shift' still bugs me

I was glued to the screen on election night 2020, watching the map fill in. Around 10 PM Eastern, it looked like a clear red wave in key swing states. Then, over the next 48 hours, the counts in places like Wisconsin and Michigan slowly but steadily flipped blue as more mail-in ballots were tallied. The official story is that this was always the expected pattern due to different ballot processing rules. But the conspiracy angle says the delay and the specific pattern of the shift was suspicious, allowing for potential manipulation under the cover of 'counting.' I saw one analyst on a fringe network claim the software systems used in some counties, like Dominion, could have been compromised. Personally, I think it was just the weird logistics of a pandemic election, but the sheer scale of the change in such a short time is what fuels the debate. Which side of this do you find more convincing, the logistical explanation or the fraud theory, and what's your strongest piece of evidence for it?

Checked out a new barbershop in Portland and their station setup was totally different from mine.

They had these low, wide mirrors and no visible product shelves, which made the whole space feel super open, but I'm not sure where they kept their clipper oil and neck strips.