Everything just lined up like that" is basically the universe's gaslighting technique to convince us that most days are, in fact, actually terrible. I had a similar Saturday once where I found parking on the first try in downtown, and I'm pretty sure I used up my entire year's worth of good luck in that single moment. Some days are just the universe deciding to give you a little treat before the next week's chaos, you know?

Wait, have you tried spacers on your jig? I had a similar thing where a customer showed me his trick of using a spacer block cut to the exact face overhang, and it saved me from having to remeasure every single time.

the_miles, I used to roll my eyes at people talking about "interest saved" like it was some kind of life hack or whatever. I mean, who cares about a few bucks in interest when the bill is $900, right? But man, reading this post... it honestly changed my mind. That "interest saved" isn't really about the money itself, it's about not having to borrow or put it on a credit card and pay it back later with more on top. It's the difference between paying $900 and paying $900 plus whatever crazy interest rate your card charges. I get it now. It's like you're paying yourself a little bonus by not having to owe anybody else.

Just let people enjoy their sky theories...

12 monthly visitors to 1,200 is a nice jump but sounds like you just got lucky with one viral post or a bot crawl. The agency probably had a plan for steady growth over time not a flash in the pan. Low quality traffic that bounces in 10 seconds wont pay the bills unlike a smaller but focused audience that actually converts. Id be worried if that spike drops back to zero next month which happens all the time with black hat tricks or fluke social shares.