Yeah, stuff like that makes you wonder how often we misplace things without realizing. In my experience, it's usually just our brains glitching, but sometimes it feels too weird to explain.

Bus seats in summer soak up heat for hours.

Yeah, I had that with Better Call Saul. The first season felt so slow compared to Breaking Bad, and I kept waiting for the big moments. But once I stopped expecting that and just got into the small character stuff, it completely sucked me in. It's now one of my favorite shows ever.

What did you even use to fix it? My uncle had a jeep where the passenger door wouldn't stay shut, so he just looped a ratchet strap around the whole cab and hooked it to the roll bar inside. That thing held for like three years, rain and snow and everything, until he finally sold it. Some of those janky fixes outlast the actual car parts, lol.

Come on, jigs turn craft into factory work. Where's the skill in clamping everything down and running a router? You end up with copies, not pieces. A real cabinetmaker can match parts by eye and hand. That pride gets lost when you rely on a jig for everything. Feels like cheating the craft itself.