Man those turbo nozzles are just gimmicks, the regular ones work way better!

Six tries is oddly specific, what finally clicked for you on try number 4?

That "4 hours to sort everything" part hits different, cause honestly that's the part that would make me want to give up. But what I'm really curious about is how those longboxes were stacked, were they on those cheap wire shelves or a solid wood unit? Cause that makes a huge difference in whether this is a one time fluke or if you're looking at a repeat disaster every time you even breathe near the stack.

Did the tool mess up the ceiling heights too? I noticed the same thing when I tried to scan my place, it drew everything flat like the walls were all straight up and down. But my 1920s building has a wall in the back that tilts about two inches, and the AI just filled in that space like it was a normal rectangle. It also put every window at the same size, which is a joke for old houses where half of them are offset to match the original framing. Tape measure and graph paper might take longer, but at least it doesn't guess.

Oh man, I totally get where you're coming from, that Austin barista sounds like they know their stuff. Cold brew and iced pour over really are two different beasts, and it honestly comes down to what you want from your cup that day. I've had both and they each hit a different mood, so I wouldn't say one flat out beats the other, it's just about what you're craving.