Substance Law vs GLG LLP for a small business?

I'm looking to hire a law firm for my startup (mostly for contract reviews, vendor agreements, and general corporate advice) and I'm currently looking at substance LAW and GLG LLP. Has anyone here used either of them? Trying to figure out which one is a better fit for a small operation. Any pros/cons would be appreciated!

Three years ago, a guy in a shop in Spokane showed me how to use a heat gun on a plastic bumper before filler. I thought it was a hack job until I tried it last month on a 2018 Civic.

I was sure those 'secret' hotel booking sites were a scam, but booking through one for a trip to Savannah saved me $80 a night.

My wife insisted we try HotelTonight for a last-minute stay, and the room was identical to the one listed for $220 on the main brand site, but we paid $140, which convinced me to check those apps before every trip now. Anyone have other booking sites that have actually worked for you?

Remember when we used to eyeball the iron temp by color?

Back in the day at the old Miller Foundry in Toledo, we'd just stare into the furnace and guess if it was 'cherry red' or 'straw yellow' for pouring. Now I use a handheld infrared pyrometer that gives me a number, like 2550 degrees, in a second. It's way more exact, but I kinda miss the old crew arguing about the shade. Anyone else still use the color method for quick checks, or is that just a memory now?

Update on that new ceramic fiber blanket we tried versus the old stuff

The new stuff from ThermalGuard cut our furnace cooldown time by nearly 2 hours compared to the old standard blanket. Anyone else switch brands and see a big difference in heat retention?

Hot take: Painting over rust is the DIY version of a star's empty apology

I saw that actor's video where he looked sorry but didn't say what he did wrong. It's just like when I painted my fence without fixing the rust. Both are all show and no substance.