Those old 60s Batman fillers had him solving random crimes, but they showed his detective side you rarely see in big events. Skipping them makes the character feel thinner somehow.

Getting feedback early can catch issues before they get worse. Clean code means less headache for your future self or teammates, lol. Those review sessions actually keep projects from blowing up later.

Last summer, I met a chef who only uses local ingredients from three farms. He turns down suppliers all the time, even when they offer cheaper options. His menu is small, but every dish gets rave reviews. People book weeks in advance because they know he's picky. It's like his selectivity became his brand. Do you think that kind of rep works outside food?