I saw the best font pairing in a coffee shop in Asheville

I was at High Five Coffee downtown and noticed their menu board. They used a bold, blocky font for the drink names (I think it was something like Impact) but then a really thin, clean script for the prices. It made everything so easy to read from across the room (and looked cool). Has anyone else seen a good example of mixing a heavy font with a super light one?

Honestly, I heard a guy at the supply yard say he soaks his bricks for 30 minutes in the summer heat. Tried it on a patio job last week and it was a total game changer.

My cousin from Phoenix said to watch 'Vinland Saga' for the farm arc, not the fights.

He told me, 'The payoff is in the quiet moments,' and he was totally right. Anyone else have a show where the best part wasn't what was advertised?

Showerthought: I painted my front door with two different sheens to test them

I tried a satin finish on one side and a semi-gloss on the other for a week. The semi-gloss held up way better against morning rain and sun, while the satin started looking dull and spotted after just a few days. Anyone else have a go-to paint sheen for front doors in a wet climate?