I was reading a city budget report and found out my town spends more on lawn care for municipal buildings than it does on the public library.

Has anyone else stumbled on a local fact that made you question where the money actually goes?

TIL a customer at my old coffee shop job thought 'room for cream' meant an empty cup

I used to just leave a small space, but after that, I started asking 'how much room' and showing them with my finger, which cut down on complaints by about 90%. Anyone else have a weird phrase that customers just totally misunderstand?

Pro tip: I used to keep my game collection in a closet, but now it's a full wall in my living room

For years, I kept everything boxed up and only pulled out a game maybe once a month. After a game night in Denver where a friend had everything on display, I changed my mind. I built some simple shelves and now my 40+ games are out where people can see them. It's led to way more spontaneous plays. How do you all decide what to keep out versus what to store away?

Trying to decide if going paperless for my freelance work is smart or just annoying for clients. On one hand, it saves trees and clutter, but some folks really want printed reports. What's your take?