Sounds good on paper, but how's scrubbing a dock for 15 bucks an hour better than real depth?

Used to roll my eyes at the old school guys who said clippers make you lazy. Figured they were just stuck in their ways and mad the new tools made us faster. Then I watched a barber do a full scissor fade at a shop in my city and the blend was just soft, no lines, no track marks at all. Took him way longer but the cut looked like it grew out of the guy's head. Changed how I look at it after that.

My brother worked at the Geppi for two years and he said the same thing about people asking for Wire stuff. Tbh I used to think a revival was a bad idea because shows like that should just stay done, but then I read that David Simon said he'd only come back if he had a real story to tell and the cast has mostly said they'd do it for him. Dominic West and Michael K. Williams both talked about it before he passed, and Wendell Pierce has said he'd be in for a short run in a heartbeat. Standing in front of that payphone case would probably flip anybody, because five seasons of that writing is more than most shows get in ten. Ngl the part that gets me is the spinoff getting killed, that one still stings and nobody even talks about it.