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1d ago
inRant: the guy at the Cars & Coffee in Modesto told me my tarp setup was junk, and honestly he was right
This is like the time my buddy swore his $40 amazon intake gave him 15hp and then got roasted on the dyno. People get real attached to their setups until someone who actually knows what theyre looking at says something. Same thing happens at the gym, at work, playing pickup basketball, everywhere. We all think our thing is dialed in until an outside eye points out the obvious. Takes some guts to just say yeah he was right instead of getting mad about it.
2d ago
inMy grandma's 1956 recipe box had a measurement error I never caught
That crossed out "1/4" got you for two years, ouch.
4d ago
inOur club's 'no re-reading' rule got me reading 3 times more this month
Used to roll my eyes at this idea but it totally works.
11d ago
inWarning: that $49 air fryer deal is actually a $100 paperweight after 60 days
Honestly, I used to be the guy who said you didn't need to spend real money on kitchen stuff because the cheap knockoffs were basically the same. Your post about the heating element sparking is exactly what changed my mind. I almost bought one of those Instagram fryers myself last week, and I was literally one click away before I saw someone mention the 60 day failure rate. The part about the return window expiring before you even got the item is what really gets me, that feels deliberately sneaky. Now I just assume any appliance from those flash sale sites is built to die right after the chargeback window closes. It's a hard lesson, but I'd rather pay double for something from a real brand than deal with a fire hazard in my garage.