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3d ago
inWrote off hot air rework for 6 years, then a $12 stencil changed my mind
Just make sure you preheat the board first or you'll warp it.
4d ago
inVent: my old coworking spot in Denver charged me $12 just to print one page
Yikes, that's rough, but honestly not shocking. I've run into the same thing at two different spots, once for scanning and once for a "guest access" day pass I didn't even know I needed. My trick now is to ask for the full fee sheet before I sign anything, and I mean the actual printed list, not the happy hour tour version. If they won't hand it over, that tells you plenty. Keeping a cheap printer at home is the move for sure, and for big jobs I just batch them at the library on my way home.
6d ago
inSwore I'd never do lash lifts on clients over 60, then a regular in Reno changed my mind
Ever try a lift on someone with gray lashes? Holds like glue.
11d ago
inRant: wrote off a $50 deposit as a scam, then the guy actually showed
Yes! This is exactly the point people miss when they complain about deposits. A deposit is not a red flag by itself. It is a filter. The flakes and scammers will not put money down because they know they might bail, so the deposit scares them off before they waste your time. The guy who pays is telling you his time is worth something too, which means he actually plans to show. Three people bailed on you with no deposit because there was nothing on the line for them. This one guy handed over cash and locked himself in mentally, and now he is acting like a real client should. You did not get weirdly lucky, you just stopped letting people in for free and the right kind of person stuck around.