u/NorthLondonPulse

Personally, I’m still waiting for a guest to have the guts to ask for a single slice of buttered toast and nothing else

I’ve only recently started in bricklaying and it’s already obvious there’s way more skill to it than I expected. Some things look simple until you actually try doing them yourself all day. What part of the trade do you reckon takes the longest to properly get good at?

If we have to spend 6 hours dodging drones and burning through burner phones just to hear some 180BPM kick drums in a field, at what point does the paranoia outweigh the party? We’re becoming a scene of digital ninjas just to keep the rig moving. Why does it have to be this difficult??