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Most of my collection is older stuff that’s been sitting in storage forever, and my current player is starting to sound rough on some albums. I’m trying to find the best turntable for casual home listening without ending up with one of those all in one setups people seem to hate.

Do you guys usually recommend sticking with newer models or hunting for vintage gear instead? Appreciate any advice!

Lately I’ve been getting more clients who fell behind on bookkeeping and I’m spending a ton of time tracking down missing transactions and correcting categorization problems. I know software recommendations can get touchy here so I’m not trying to start another “which one is superior” thread, more asking from a workflow perspective.

What bookkeeping software have you personally found easier to navigate during cleanup projects or month catchups? Mostly interested in hearing from people who regularly deal with messy books. appreciate any insight thanks

So yeah this is basically just me appreciating sayid real quick. i just started superstore recently and he’s been one of my favorites so far. i like how simple his character feels but still stands out. he doesn’t need big scenes to be funny. it’s usually one line and i’m already laughing. the delivery is just really good. i feel like he balances out the louder characters in a nice way. it makes the whole show feel less chaotic somehow. i was watching with my cousin and we both noticed him at the same time. we paused and just laughed about how random but funny he is. it’s those small shared moments that made me like the show more. i’m still early so i don’t know everything about his character yet. but so far he’s been super consistent. i like characters that feel natural and not forced. sayid just feels like someone you’d actually meet at work. i didn’t expect to care this much about a side character. just wanted to say i appreciate what he adds to the show. anyone else got a favorite lowkey character like that