A $180 lesson in why people stare at a 13 inch screen like it owes them money. Wait til you find out the folding ones cost more than your flight down there.

My last crawlspace raccoon fix was just naming him Larry and billing the customer for a roommate. You could try a dual tech sensor aimed higher so the trash panda walks under it instead of staring into the lens.

Wondering what finally got you to loosen up, was it just the surveyor's words bouncing around your head for a few days, or did a specific plan blow up on you first? Like did a reviewer actually bounce a set back because they couldn't follow a boundary through the tight hatch? I ask because I've had those moments where I nod along to advice and then forget it by Monday, and it's usually a real screwup that makes it stick. So what was the thing that pushed you from thinking about it to actually changing your template?