But see that's where the character method actually works better for me. When I read Civil War, I wanted all the Iron Man issues together to follow his full arc, not jump between Marvel boxes looking for tie-ins. Having them split by publisher means you're still digging, just through different boxes. My Spider-Man shelf has every appearance in order, events included, so the character's journey never gets broken up.

Twenty minutes is a long stare down from a bird. My last attempt at a star trail was completely ruined by a neighborhood cat walking right in front of the camera, so at least you got a cool owl out of the deal instead of a blurry tail.

Yeah that "almost dropped a beam" story sums up why those talks feel boring until they're not. It's like they thought the safety chat was just a suggestion box. Skipping it to save five minutes nearly cost them way more than that, real genius move. Bet they won't make that call again. Some crews learn cheap, others need a near miss to get it.

Seriously, that's how all these loyalty programs work now, not just with coffee.

Know that feeling. Looks like a pain to set up but saves so much time later.