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4d ago
inMy compost bin lid blew off in the storm last Tuesday and I lost 3 weeks of scraps
Who hasn't played the "I'll fix that later" game and lost? I did the exact same thing with a cracked latch on my bin, and mine wasn't even a storm, just a windy garbage day. My lid went rolling down the alley like a frisbee and I had to chase it in my slippers. Now I keep a heavy rock on top and check the latch every time I add scraps, which is my version of being handy. The bungee cord plus cinder block setup sounds about as storm proof as it gets, honestly.
17d ago
inShelled out $85 for a rotating cake stand, total waste
Been there with a bread maker, solid waste of cash.
20d ago
inUpdate: my retractable leash snapped 2 blocks from home on Tuesday and the handle went flying into a storm drain
Idk, I feel like the storm drain part is way worse than the leash snapping lol. At least a broken leash is just a thing that happens, but losing your handle down a drain? That's just the universe being mean for no reason.
25d ago
inHot take: I spent 3 years typing every order into the register by hand and the new AI scanner at work made me feel like a clown
The "12 percent more gin than we logged" bit is the part that gets me. That is not an AI problem, that is a bartender problem, and a scanner is just telling you what a clipboard would have told you if someone was actually counting right. Three years of Sunday mornings on a clipboard says more about how the bar was run than about the tech. A scanner can count bottles, but it cannot make Dave stop free pouring after midnight. Give it two months and someone will be scanning the shelf half asleep and fat fingering the correction anyway. The real question is whether your pour cost actually dropped or if you just found a fancier way to write down the same numbers.