Nobody Cares...About Your Loyalty

Okay, do you want me to go for number one or do you want to go for number one? You go ahead.

Okay, let's do this.

This is a dilemma I know you gals can relate to.

I've been going to the same nail tech for five years.

She's not the most talkative, but we've definitely gotten to know each other during that time.

She's lovely, fair priced and does a great job.

Now, my issue is that my friend has recommended someone else to me who is cheaper, closer to my house and honestly, I think does a good job.

My friend got me a voucher as a housewarming present and I've booked in with her.

Long term though I think I'd feel a bit weird just giving up on my usual gal but I think I could get through it.

The issue is I saw on Instagram that they're friends.

Such an annoying coincidence.

Can I jump ship though? Would it be worth the potential awkwardness to follow? Honestly, this is so real because I just like, your

nail tech is so important.

It's a part of your, like, your routine.

I see my nail tech more than I see some of my friends.

Honestly, I'm like, when you find a good nail tech that you're happy with, like, it's hard to switch it up.

But obviously, you have doubts if you're wanting to switch it up.

And also, I just, this reminds me of my nail tech experience.

a lot no earlier this year she moved home she and so she moved away from being a 15 minute walk from my house um and could no longer do my nails and honestly i felt so lost

it's so hard it takes a long time to find the right person and then like you get into their schedule that there is appointments there for you or whatever yeah and then when like suddenly poof they're gone you're just like oh like this is a piece of the puzzle now that i need to find i need to find a replacement for and it's tough it's tough out there because some of them are like insanely priced and they just like slap on the bit of paint and there you go like you can't just go anywhere

No, you can't go anywhere either because they're either insanely priced and then you're like, how can I afford to keep doing this monthly? Or they're super cheap and you're like, oh, maybe not getting a good enough job.

And like, they're just absolutely destroying your nails as well.

So it's just like finding a balance.

Yeah, exactly.

Now... go on

Okay, do you want me to go for number one or do you want to go for number one? You go ahead.

Okay, let's do this.

This is a dilemma I know you gals can relate to.

I've been going to the same nail tech for five years.

She's not the most talkative, but we've definitely gotten to know each other during that time.

She's lovely, fair priced and does a great job.

Now, my issue is that my friend has recommended someone else to me who is cheaper, closer to my house and honestly, I think does a good job.

My friend got me a voucher as a housewarming present and I've booked in with her.

Long term though I think I'd feel a bit weird just giving up on my usual gal but I think I could get through it.

The issue is I saw on Instagram that they're friends.

Such an annoying coincidence.

Can I jump ship though? Would it be worth the potential awkwardness to follow? Honestly, this is so real because I just like, your

nail tech is so important.

It's a part of your, like, your routine.

I see my nail tech more than I see some of my friends.

Honestly, I'm like, when you find a good nail tech that you're happy with, like, it's hard to switch it up.

But obviously, you have doubts if you're wanting to switch it up.

And also, I just, this reminds me of my nail tech experience.

a lot no earlier this year she moved home she and so she moved away from being a 15 minute walk from my house um and could no longer do my nails and honestly i felt so lost

it's so hard it takes a long time to find the right person and then like you get into their schedule that there is appointments there for you or whatever yeah and then when like suddenly poof they're gone you're just like oh like this is a piece of the puzzle now that i need to find i need to find a replacement for and it's tough it's tough out there because some of them are like insanely priced and they just like slap on the bit of paint and there you go like you can't just go anywhere

No, you can't go anywhere either because they're either insanely priced and then you're like, how can I afford to keep doing this monthly? Or they're super cheap and you're like, oh, maybe not getting a good enough job.

And like, they're just absolutely destroying your nails as well.

So it's just like finding a balance.

Yeah, exactly.

Now... go on