Yeah I don't know, are people really getting medical advice from a single lab visit and completely changing their whole approach? Seems like you could just relax your face without making it some big scientific breakthrough.

Six hours for a shed? At that rate you could have built the dang thing by hand too... But hey, if the client framed it, that's a win. Maybe you should start charging extra for the "artisanal" look, like a hipster coffee shop charging five bucks for toast. Just tell people the pencil marks have more "soul" than a PDF. Though I bet the CAD crowd would argue your lines are crooked or something... People will pay for anything if you call it "handcrafted".

Tall fescue actually browns less with taller cuts in summer.

Man I had a buddy try to fix a silver Lexus last month and he straight up threw three test panels in the trash before giving up and calling the customer to say he needed more time. The flake size was totally different between the factory paint and his can, so he had to order a special blend from the dealer. Silver cars are cursed, I swear.

Never considered the angle of impact could've been just perfect to punch through like that, @elliotr39. A glancing blow off the cutterhead might've given it just enough velocity and point of contact to do the damage before the screen even had a shot at it.