TIL our book club almost picked a 900 page fantasy book over a short story collection

We had to vote between 'The Priory of the Orange Tree' and 'Her Body and Other Parties'. I pushed for the short stories because I knew half our group wouldn't finish the big one. It worked, and our talk about 'The Husband Stitch' was way more lively. What's the biggest book your group has tried to tackle?

Switched to a 000 blade for a skin fade outline last week and it was way too sharp, left a red line on the neck

My professor told me to ignore the small pottery shards at the site in Crete.

Turns out those 'shards' were part of a Minoan libation table that changed the whole dig's focus. Anyone else have an expert's advice backfire on them in the field?

Pro tip: I got a review that was clearly for a different product and had to figure out what to do

I was checking my shop's reviews on Etsy last month and saw a 1-star rant about a broken blender motor. I sell handmade leather wallets. The buyer had clearly mixed up shops. I sent a polite message pointing out the mistake, but they never replied or changed it. It's still there, dragging down my average. Has anyone else had a review for a totally wrong item, and did you get the platform to remove it?