Zigzag thinning? That's just point cutting with extra steps. Every few years the same trick comes back around with a new name and someone acts like they invented fire. Not saying it doesn't work on curly hair, because sure, angled cuts do blend better than straight snips, that part is real. But "game changer" feels like a stretch when half the stylists in that room learned it from a youtube video in 2016. If it got rid of bulk without harsh lines for your client, great, keep doing it, but let's not pretend it's some secret from Charlotte.

That line about the missing cat poster being buried under everything hit me because I've seen the exact same thing happen at the laundromat near my old place. Here's the thing I learned after watching that board for two years: the owner didn't actually give up, he just figured out that the board works better when it's messy. People treat a clean, organized board like it's official, so they don't touch it, but a crowded one feels like a free for all and everyone joins in. If you care about Biscuit, don't dig through the pile, just snap a photo of what's in there now and post a fresh one on top with a current date. That's the only way to beat the stacking system. Old flyers at the bottom are basically gone forever, so if there's something in that pile you need, get a picture of it this week. Also, side note, a D&D group hunting for a healer is a way better sign for your neighborhood than a bunch of ads for chains, that board is doing real work for actual people.