Unreasonable Hospitality: The Remarkable Power of Giving People More than they Expect by Will Guidara
An excellent piece not only for those working within the hospitality space, but insight on how to look at problems from a different point of view than excising maximum profit.
Cussing on Court
Sometimes you're having a no good rotten time on the court. Your forehand is off time, your backhand is clipping the tape and not going your way, your volleys fall to the earth in disgust at your form. Sometimes a well-deserved "GOD &@$#!$ {&##$?" while launching a tennis ball into the next county over is exactly what you need to wipe the slate clean for next time you play.
A great wire stripper/clipper/crimper multi-tool
Eventually you will wake up one morning to realize that Station 2 on your sprinkler system never turned off so it ran from 3am to 7am, that sucks. You'll wrestle with the valve from 1964 to stop wasting water and then, thru internet detective work, realize that maybe your solenoid is broken. You'll hunt the yard for the valve related to Station 2, dig up a nearly buried valve, and realize the wires are completely corroded and need new wire connectors. You'll use your handy dandy Klein multi tool that you have owned for 6 years and used 4 times because you only will buy this once. After stripping, clipping, and crimping you now pray that hopefully it was just the solenoid that was broken.
A Quality Camera Strap
You just spent your hard earned monies to buy your analog camera but you trust some janky temu/amazon shit-strap to keep it around your neck? Buy something once and let your future children fight over who gets it when you're dead.
