Read somewhere that VCRs were the original test of family patience. Did you ever get the clock to stop blinking?

My cousin runs a food truck in Austin and she held her taco price at $3 for way too long. She finally broke down the cost of brisket and tortillas for me last summer, and her math was just not adding up at all. She was scared regulars would get mad, but most people just nodded and kept ordering. Honestly, seeing her spreadsheets made me realize we all just guess until the numbers get too scary to ignore.

Oh man, footnotes are a TRIP. My philosophy class in college had a whole week derailed by one asterisk about Plato's lunch habits.

Alexs81 is right, I read a piece about our shrinking attention spans lately.

Oh man, that's so true! It's not just the photo quality either, the whole way we store them changed. My old hard drive from back then is a weird brick that nothing can even read now. Honestly, the real loss is the context we didn't think to capture, like what the ground looked like three meters over.