Watching heavy stuff after work is a trap I fall into constantly, then I just sit there half asleep missing plot points. Now I match the show to my energy, dumb sitcoms on weeknights and the dense stuff Sunday morning with coffee.

Makes sense that a 65 dollar cut feels like a letdown when the guy barely looks up from his phone, but that price is mostly for the location, the towels, and the fancy chairs, not better scissors work. Plenty of people happily pay that just to sit in a calm room for an hour instead of a loud shop, so who's really getting ripped off?

Used to roll my eyes at people who did this, figured just cancel it and find the show elsewhere. Then I got stuck on a service for one dumb cooking competition and kept it alive for eight months past the finale because canceling felt like losing. Now I get it, and honestly the move is to cancel the second the last episode ends, because that sinking feeling only gets worse the longer you wait.