Wesley Moore (u/wesley639)

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Warning: I stopped inviting my friend who always 'wings it' on rules

After three game nights ruined by constant arguments, I made a house rule that you have to read the manual before you play, and it actually cut our setup time in half. Anyone else have a player who just refuses to learn the basics?

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wesley639•1mo ago

PSA: Pre-shift stretches went from joke to job saver for me

I always laughed them off until I saw a vet operator tweak his knee from a cold start. Now I do a quick leg and back routine, and I haven't felt this good in years.

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23h ago

Rant: My kid's tablet was acting weird so I checked the router logs

Doubt it's a big deal. Smart bulbs do weird stuff sometimes.

1d ago

Appreciation post: A client in Tampa tried to argue that the wasps I removed for $350 should have been free because they were 'part of the ecosystem'.

Did he offer to pay for the privilege of living in his house?

1d ago

Heard a vet in Kentucky talk about hoof wall separation at a clinic

Wait, you can just switch hay and fix that?

1d ago

Pro tip: my main client's site got hit with a manual action last week

Google's reconsideration team is basically on vacation.

3d ago

Update: I used to think being nice about late payments was the only way

Yeah, but you have to give people a chance to learn the system. A first late payment is often a simple mistake, like they missed the email. I agree with luna261 that hitting them with a fee right away feels like a trap. I send a clear reminder first, and my policy says the fee starts on the second late notice. It sets a fair tone but still protects you if it becomes a habit.