Man, that beats the time I forgot to remove the test engraving by a mile.

Found that to be totally true when I was trying to transplant some overgrown lavender last year. The narrow blade on a spade cuts through roots way cleaner than my regular shovel. I could actually feel where the big roots were and work around them without hacking everything to pieces. It just gives you more precision, like using a chef's knife instead of a cleaver. Ended up saving most of the plant because I wasn't just tearing through the dirt blind.

Delaying safety stuff feels like the actual line being crossed. Why would anyone think that's okay?

That part about a hobby tuning up your job skills is so true. I've had that happen with other stuff too. It's cool how focusing on one thing can sharpen your eye for everything else.

Yeah because nothing says smart like rolling the dice on a house fire. Those cheap units can literally toast your whole system when they go. Real smart choice lmao.