Retail · commute
The tunnel ate the quote. The badge stayed.
Between Xujiahui and Dong’an Road the packet dropped. The badge still said a name had finished a daily low-9. I was holding a pole. I was not holding a blotter.
I turned Pro on for lock-screen because I kept opening Tongdaxin in the aisle and bumping people. A badge is quieter. It is also easier to misread as an instruction. The copy on the site says count, not advice. At 18:40 with wet umbrella, the brain does not read the site.
Rules I actually keep, most weeks:
- If the train is moving, the badge is a bookmark. Chart happens at a table.
- 60/120 pushes get a different sound, so I do not promote them to daily.
- No reply to the group from underground. Screenshots from a tunnel have ruined two evenings.
The journal stays on the phone. I like that. I do not like that I once almost “logged” a 9 by buying a handful through another app before the doors opened at a transfer. That was not the count’s idea.
A count, not an order. Questions: support@nineradar.com.