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2mo ago
inTIL a coin laundry in Tulsa only takes quarters, my card went nowhere
Oh man, I feel this in my soul! I once drove 20 minutes to a laundromat that only took dollar coins, and I swear I looked like a lunatic asking every cashier if they had any "golden dollars" in the drawer. Then I got back and realized I had exactly $11 in coins but the machines only took $5 increments, so I had to buy a soda just to make change. My laundry day ended with me crying into a damp towel because I ran out of time and had to rewash everything the next morning. The worst part is my card works at the gas station down the street, but the laundry machine is older than me and somehow still runs on pure spite.
2mo ago
inThe day our internal newsletter got 12 replies instead of 300 views
and that's the thing right, people are so tired of corporate speak they just tune it all out. once you give them something that sounds like an actual human talking, it's like a breath of fresh air. bet if you kept doing that every week you'd start getting people volunteering their own stories too, that's when it gets really good.
2mo ago
inRant: dropped $180 on a 'friend finder' speed dating event in Denver
The "genuine friends" part got me too. I fell for a similar thing last year, a "networking social" that was just a 45 minute pitch for their coaching program. Now I only go to stuff that's free or under $20, and I check the event host's past events first. If they run a bunch of these for different topics, it's almost always a funnel. Try meetup.com groups that are hobby specific, like hiking or board games. Those are usually run by actual people, not companies, and nobody tries to sell you anything.