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6mo ago
inStopped by the junkyard in El Paso and saw a whole row of cars with their oil filters still on
My first oil change took me an hour and three rags. I definitely learned on the job.
6mo ago
inMy uncle told me to always check for backfeed before touching a panel, and it saved my butt
Ever check for stray voltage before you start?
6mo ago
inMy grocery bill dropped by almost $40 a week after I started planning around sales
My buddy Mark once got a whole cart of weirdly cheap lamb chops because the store misprinted the date. He had to grill them all that night and we ate lamb for a week straight. His freezer is still a mystery land of random markdown meats. It's a wild way to live but it works for him.
6mo ago
inMy boss in Phoenix watched me cut a seam and just shook his head
Yeah, the "woodworking book" thing makes me think of that old saying "measure twice, cut once." I heard a guy on a podcast say it's not just about being careful. It's about slowing your brain down to see the whole project. Like, if you rush to cut a board for a shelf, you might forget to check if it's the right wood for holding weight. That extra look can save the whole piece.