You ever just stare at the gutter after a stunt like that and just shake your head at yourself? I once tried to use a tractor bucket to get a kite out of a tree and put a dent in my porch roof. The whole "this seemed like a good idea" phase hits different when you're ten feet up in heavy machinery. You're not alone in the almost-caused-thousands-in-damage club.

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The vegan food critic from the Times visited a steakhouse and loved their grilled mushrooms. Your take, @max_webb42, hits on why that matters. When someone who skips meat enjoys a meat focused meal, it says a lot about the cooking. They pay attention to flavors that meat eaters might miss. It makes the praise feel earned in a different way.

How does more attention change the thing itself?

How many times did you take the whole thing apart again before you figured that out. It's one of those things that seems stupid once you hear it, like checking if something is plugged in. You'd mark a battery before pulling it, so why not a motor. We get so stuck on the big repair we miss the tiny trick that makes it work.