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4h ago
inSpent 4 hours chasing a draft on a wood stove only to find the real issue was the cap
Check the cap and the chimney top first, always. Costs you two minutes instead of four hours.
1d ago
inWatch out for the "hurry up and wait" trap in state pest control jobs, I almost fell for it
Been there with the dead end feeling, glad you found a way out.
4d ago
inMy neighbor in Fresno told me my hens were "egg factories" and it bugged me for a week
My aunt in Modesto knitted sweaters for her three hens that never laid once.
17d ago
inI finally subscribed to that classic show streaming add-on, 12 bucks a month
Wait, did the price go up? I've had that add-on for about two years now and I'm still paying $9.99 a month, so either they raised it on new subscribers or you got hit with some kind of bundle thing. Anyway, you're right about the shows holding up. I think the reason is that old procedurals had to fill 22 episodes a season, so they couldn't lean on one big twist or fancy effects, they just had to write decent little mysteries with actors who could carry a scene. Now everything is six episodes and shot like a movie, which sounds good on paper but a lot of it drags worse than a 90s courtroom episode ever did. And honestly the slower pace is the point, it gives the characters room to just exist instead of racing to the next cliffhanger every ten minutes.