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1d ago
inKid at my shop called my long boxes 'vintage storage' and I felt every one of my 43 years
Man, that story hits hard. I've still got all my books in the same beat up long boxes from high school, and yes my handwriting is on half those boards too. Some kid at a con last year told me my boxes were "quaint" and asked if I was worried about spine ticks, like buddy, I survived the 90s, those books have seen worse. The boxes are the collection, not just the storage.
1d ago
inWarning: my cousin said budgeting apps are a trap, now I'm torn
Sounds like your cousin is comparing apples to oranges a bit. The app is what caught that $200 in zombie subscriptions, and no envelope of cash is ever going to flag a recurring charge you forgot to cancel. Where apps fall short is the daily swipe, since it's easy to tap past your budget when the money is invisible. So the real answer is probably both: keep the app for hunting down leaks, then use cash for the day to day stuff where you tend to overspend.
7d ago
inRant: I gave a 2 star score to a movie everyone loves and my friend stopped talking to me for a week
Eight days of silence over a 2.5 seems pretty light compared to what I'd expect, honestly. She picked that movie, she put it in the doc, she waited for you to watch it, and then you handed her a score that basically says her taste is mediocre. That's not the same as saying the movie was slow in the middle. You two built this club as a way to share something, and a shared doc with letter grades turns a fun night into a report card. Think about it from her side: she loved it enough to pick it, she probably watched you watch it, and the first thing she gets is a number. A 96% on Rotten Tomatoes means a lot of people connected with it too, so she's not sitting alone in that boat. So yeah, soften the number or at least lead with what worked before you get to the score. What did she say when you finally talked again?