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1d ago
inCan we talk about the $2.99 gas station app ad that called me out by name
That Denver meetup guy sounds like he was just parroting whatever book he read last year. I had a similar thing happen with a mattress shop in Boise, my funny headline pulled 1.2 percent and the boring one hit 4 percent, and I still can't say which side won. What gets me is your copy now says nothing about why anyone should pick you over the next station, so you may be getting clicks from people who just wanted a price, not a brand. That's fine if all you sell is gas, but it's a sad little trade to make.
14d ago
inJust found out my markers expire and I'm honestly annoyed
I found a 2015 Sakura set in my mom's garage that still works perfectly, go figure.
1mo ago
inA waitress changed my mind about road maps at Denny's
Three waitresses in the last month have given me better local tips than any app ever has!
1mo ago
inOne client's offhand comment about their old tower changed how I check for dust
Wait, are we supposed to be psychic now, or just really good at guessing what's hiding under a layer of dust? Honestly, I've been burned too many times taking people's word that their machine is "just old" only to find a tumbleweed of cat hair blocking the fan. My rule of thumb now is if they say it's slow, I pop the side panel first and say a little prayer. I once had a laptop that sounded like a jet engine, turns out it was just a decade of compressed Cheeto dust doing the cha-cha on the heatsink. My own tower taught me that lesson, I ignored it for months until it shut off mid-game, and I felt like a real genius when I saw the furball. So yeah, I open everything, mostly because I can't trust my own judgment anymore, let alone theirs.