Remember my buddy showing his AI landscapes to his boss at a game studio. She said they looked like generic stock photos, which kinda wrecked him. He got so mad he spent a month learning to make custom models based on his own sketches. Now he bakes his own weird textures into everything, and his stuff has this grungy, personal feel you can't get from a basic prompt. That one harsh comment basically forced him to develop a real style.

Honestly, that tracks. The show is a masterclass in building tension. What gets me, and maybe @michael_burns can back this up, is how it uses sound. The constant kitchen noise, the overlapping yelling, it's not just about the fights. It puts your brain in that same hectic space. Your neighbor probably felt that sensory overload without even knowing why. It's like a workout for your nerves. No wonder he felt drained after just one episode.