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6d ago
inPSA: Someone on r/anime told me my 3 episode rule was killing my taste, so I tried the 1 episode drop
Five more shows finished just from dropping stuff after one episode? That is wild to me because I always figured you would miss out on slow burners that way. Curious how many of those five you actually liked versus just got through because you weren't stuck on boring stuff anymore.
8d ago
inMy client at the Livonia shop asked me to cut his dead dad's hair off a photo, and I still think about it
Wait, he carried a crumpled photo of his dead dad into a Livonia shop and asked you to copy the guy's part line? That is a whole different level of heavy for a walk in on a Tuesday. I have cut hair for guys who brought in pictures of themselves from 2003, sure, but a photo of a dead parent as a style guide is something else. Half the guys saying no probably just froze up, not because it was a bad cut but because they did not know what to say to the man. Honestly taking it was the right call, he trusted you with something big. I would have done it too, even if my hands shook a little.
15d ago
inMy Tuesday double in Little Rock nearly ended my career
The "fryer thermostat lied to me all night" part got me because that is exactly how bad days work. It's never one huge disaster, it's a bunch of small stuff you trust that quietly goes wrong until the whole night falls apart. Same thing happens outside kitchens, you know. The printer that jams every third page, the login that works nine times out of ten, the one step in a process that is mostly fine, and then one day all the mostly fines stack up and you're standing there wondering how you got buried. Three plates of raw chicken is a rough way to learn that lesson though. The reset thing that works for me is dumb but it helps: write down the one thing that actually broke, not the whole night, just the thermostat, and fix that before the next shift. Marcus sounds like a solid dude for stepping in.