Wait, he used it from their actual bag?

Tbh, do you check calibration after a storm?

Plain text often works because it cuts through the noise. @the_aaron is onto something about accessibility, but it's also about tone. That Mailchimp data on images might just be tracking opens, not the actual trust that leads to a sale. Replies and questions, like the original post mentioned, show a real connection. Fancy emails can feel like shouting at people, but a simple message feels like someone actually typed it to you. Would you trust a personal note or a glossy ad more?

Smart use of that shelf liner to stop the creep. I'm so clumsy, I'd probably have glued mine down by now. Your friend's method is much cleaner.