As an uninitiated observer currently immersed in theatre culture, I marvel at the intermission bathroom experience. People leapt out of their chairs as soon as the lights dropped 0.3 lumens. There are multiple employees in red suit jackets directing the ladies on how to form a line for the bathroom. The men’s restroom was a large square with urinals dotting every open stretch of each wall, except for two stalls. Each occupied, with a long line out the bathroom. The atmosphere was polite but… competitive. The musical has been fantastic, but the sociological aspect is just as exciting. I love the little details of subcultures.
At Connor’s Palace for Shucked. The building is gorgeous. It sets a great vibe for a musical!
I never know what my brain will throw at me while I’m doing mundane tasks.
me: brushing my teeth
brain: I think it’s my destiny to create the first naan-profit organization.
After spraying our basement ceiling today I’m thinking of starting a makeup tutorial blog. Shoot me a message if you want a tutorial on how to get this look. 👨🎤
I just opened YouTube and the ad that played before a video was clearly AI generated. A handsome businessman reclined in a chair talking about his success as a stock trader. He said to join his Whatsapp chat to learn all his secrets. Spooky stuff. These hoaxes are obvious now, but in 5 years? We’ll see.
The key to doing your own taxes in 2025 is getting really good at inputting 6-digit verification codes. That’s at least 50% of it. Hopefully passkeys are more common in 2026.
The little things matter
The following post is based on an audio recording from April 9, 2025.
The little things matter. Maybe even more than the big things.
Today, my email inbox got flooded with probably about 20 different messages from co-workers thanking me and appreciating a little thing that I did. I even had one guy call me just out of the blue. This was a gentleman I had never talked to before. He said something like, “Hey man, I really appreciated what you did.
I want the itty bitty nitty gritty
The following post was transcribed from an audio during my commute to work on April 8, 2025.
It’s been a long time since I’ve been involved on social media outside of LinkedIn. With LinkedIn being really my only source of social media, I find myself longing for more personal, nitty-gritty, really in-depth content from individuals.
The Depth I’m Missing I think there’s the news and news stories that might go deep on a specific subject that a journalist is looking into, or on LinkedIn, someone might go deep on some technical thing they’re trying to explain.
Our disc golf league started up again for the season. It was a little wet today…
Early morning indie hacking on the back deck with coffee brewing… Bliss ☕💻
