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1mo ago
inGuy asked me to trim his brisket bone dry, then complained it was dry
You warned him and he still made you do it, so that part is on him. But come on, you already knew how this was gonna end the second he said "trim it all off," right? A guy who calls fat a greasy mess has never cooked a brisket in his life, and two hours of fighting him on it would've been a waste anyway. Sometimes the move is to trim it, cook it, hand it over, and let the plate teach the lesson for you. He paid for the meat and he paid for the result, and now he knows why every pitmaster in Texas leaves that cap on. Next time he comes back he'll either listen or he'll go bug somebody else about it.
1mo ago
inTalking to a 74 year old Datsun owner made me rethink my whole restoration plan
Heard a podcast say most restored cars never get driven. That guy's got it right.
1mo ago
inThe little girl who taught me to slow down at the bird bath
Wow, I totally thought birds didn't care, but that kid's onto something!
2mo ago
inMy $90 tent vs my buddy's $30 tarp setup, guess who stayed dry
Wait, did you seam seal that tent before you took it out? That's the mistake I made with my first expensive tent, and I got soaked too. After that I started using a cheap polycro ground sheet and a simple tarp over the top as a fly, and honestly that combo has outlasted every fancy tent I've owned. The trick is learning to read the weather and picking a good spot, not buying the priciest gear. Last season I did a week in the rain with a $20 tarp and a bivy sack, slept like a baby every night. Sometimes the simple stuff just works better because there's less to break.