Honestly the worst part is when they double down. Had a lady insist her rug never showed, we had the photo proof from the driver. She said we photoshopped it. Like lady, we're a small mail center, we don't have a photoshop department. It's crazy how people will look right at the truth and still try to argue. Makes you wonder how often they actually find the "stolen" item later and just never tell you.

Man, that's rough. I watched a guy at a con get his whole stack of Magic cards lifted from his backpack pocket while he was in line for food. You ever start using those little luggage locks on your zippers now?

Read somewhere that they used to pour the iron slower for those old pans, makes the grain tighter.

Disagree completely, the whole "mutual connection" thing is overrated. I've gotten better results from a well-written cold email than trying to remember some awkward chat @davis.noah and I had about the cheese plate. Sometimes a clean start works better.

Ugh, tell me about it. I did the same thing with that show '1899' on Netflix. They built up this whole mystery on a weird ship, and then the big ending was... a computer simulation? It felt like the writers just gave up and hit a reset button. What a total waste of a weekend.