My buddy skipped the metal corner braces on a shed build, said screws were enough. One good wind storm later and the whole thing was leaning like a drunk. What's the smallest thing you've seen make a big difference?

Crazy to think about how much pressure that's been building up down there (like a giant, natural soda can). Makes you wonder if pulling all that gas out could actually change the lake bed itself, you know?

A good iron was my game changer.

Honestly the "binging makes everything feel fast" thing is the opposite for me. Getting super immersed in a story for hours makes it feel huge, not quick. The whole show just takes over your week.

But is using coffee filters really that absurd? I mean, they're just trying to catch crumbs, and it's a cheap fix. Idk, maybe it's not so bad after all.