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6d ago
inTried a $6 harbor freight trowel on a garden wall last weekend and it actually came out smoother than my $70 one
Man, my buddy had the exact same thing happen with a paint sprayer. He grabbed some cheap one off a clearance rack for like $20 and it laid down a nicer coat on his fence than the fancy one he rented for the weekend. We all gave him crap about it until we saw the fence, then nobody said a word. Sometimes the cheap stuff just works and the price tag is mostly hype. Makes you wonder how much we're really paying for the brand name.
10d ago
inHit 1,000 bullets in one notebook and I want to throw it in the trash
Oh man, 1,014 entries and 600 are reruns is painfully real. My worst was a planner where I logged "gym" like 40 times in a row and went maybe twice, so basically I was just journaling about the person I wished I was. The copy it forward thing is sneaky too because it feels productive even when nothing moves. Mine got better when I started marking undone tasks with a big X instead of a new line, way harder to lie to yourself that way.
14d ago
inSaw a mattress ad where the couple sleeps through a marching band, and it made me trust the whole thing more
Watching a 40 piece marching band roll through your bedroom and sleeping right through it is basically the plot of a cartoon, so of course I assumed it was fake. But then you dig in and find out the actors were dead tired and the sound was live, and now the dumbest ad on TV is somehow the most honest one. That is a weird way to earn trust, but hey, it worked on you. My favorite version of this is those car ads where they claim the stunt was real and then you find out it took 47 takes and a stunt crew, which kind of ruins it. At least a tuba is a tuba.