Yeah, that bit about "real day-to-day use" is spot on. I always went by the big reviews too, until a similar thing happened with a laptop.

Watched my friend's fire hydrant vanish and come back.

What?! How much are they charging now? I mean I remember when it was like twenty five bucks, which was bad enough. Now I'm hearing it can be over fifty each way just for a checked bag. That's just crazy to me, idk when that became normal. You end up paying more to check a bag than you did for some of the ticket deals. Makes you wonder what they'll start charging for next.

Watch how people fix stuff in real life, like mechanics or carpenters. They learn by messing up so many times their hands just know what not to do. Coding feels the same way after a while.

Actually, that advice from Nancy447 can backfire if your form is off. Slower studios just let you cement bad habits with basic moves. Good technique matters more than speed, always.