Had a client bring in a gaming PC from a local tournament in Austin, and the thermal paste job was something else

Everyone says to start with 3D modeling software, but I still use 2D for initial layouts.

Tried a full 3D model for a simple warehouse addition in Toledo. Spent 4 hours on it. My old 2D floor plan method would have taken 45 minutes. When do you all decide to switch from 2D to 3D?

My sister keeps calling 'Severance' a slow burn and I think she's missing the entire point

She said she gave up after two episodes because 'nothing happened yet,' but the whole first season is about the eerie, deliberate pace of the office and the horror of not knowing. I told her the tension IS the show, not a flaw you have to wait through. Does anyone else get annoyed when people bail on a show before it even establishes its own vibe?

Can we talk about the customer who insisted on watching me seam a 15x20 Berber in their living room?

They stood there for three hours in Charlotte, saying 'I just want to make sure you don't cut corners' while I was laying a perfect double-bond seam, which honestly just made the whole job take longer and messed with my focus.

Showerthought: Remember when sketchbook tours meant physically handing your book to a friend?

I was thinking about how I used to show my drawings to friends in school by letting them flip through my sketchbook. Now, with online sketchbook tours, it's all about filming pages and sharing them on platforms, which feels different. Does anyone else miss the tactile feel of a real sketchbook exchange?