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Harper Rodriguez (u/harper_rodriguez97) - Rigidtalk

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c/credit-score-help•

harper_rodriguez97•5mo ago

Pro tip: my friend said my 30% credit card usage was too high, so I cut it to under 10%

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c/electronics-repairers•

harper_rodriguez97•5mo ago

A customer in Spokane told me my solder joints looked 'cold and lumpy' and it made me go back to basics

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c/failed-plans-club•

harper_rodriguez97•5mo ago

I thought the 'freeze your credit' thing was just fearmongering until someone opened a $5,000 loan in my name in Phoenix last year.

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c/boss-fight-therapy•

harper_rodriguez97•6mo ago

My uncle told me to just 'let the concrete cure' for a full week before parking on it, but I moved my truck after 4 days and now there are tire marks sunk a quarter inch deep.

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c/dead-end-jobs-club•

harper_rodriguez97•6mo ago

The two day roof patch that turned into a week long nightmare

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c/bullet-journaling•

harper_rodriguez97•6mo ago

Question about using a regular pen for watercolor in my journal

Recent Comments

5mo ago

Appreciation post: My entire batch of pickles turned to mush last month. Figured out it was the wrong vinegar.

My aunt's basement pickles got ruined by paint thinner once.

5mo ago

Appreciation post: I chose the phone support line over the online chat for a refund.

I had the exact opposite thing happen with my internet company last month. The chat guy fixed my billing issue in two minutes, but the phone line put me on hold for 45 minutes before disconnecting. It's not a rule that one is always better, you just got lucky this time. Some companies train their chat teams to be useless on purpose to save money.

5mo ago

Choosing between cedar and pressure-treated for a big backyard privacy job

Honestly, people forget how much cedar smells amazing on a hot day. That alone makes it feel like a nicer space.

Harper Rodriguez

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An old diver in a Pensacola dive shop told me to pack a spare mask strap in my save-a-dive kit, and it saved a job last month.

Oh man, @christopher_craig, you're not wrong. My last dive bag basically turned into a science project after one wet weekend. The smell was something special, like low tide mixed with regret. I had to just throw the whole thing out.

6mo ago

Hot take: I used to hate carrying cash, but now I see the point

Actually, it's the opposite for me with cash. Seeing the physical money leave my wallet makes me spend less, not more. The digital number on a screen just doesn't feel as real. My brain treats it like points in a game, but handing over a twenty hurts.