Used to just hammer them in straight and hope for the best. Then my farrier showed me how a bad angle on a front shoe made my gelding's stride shorter. Started paying real attention, and now his shoes stay tight for the full six weeks. That little bit of extra care makes all the difference, doesn't it?

Yeah but sometimes a steak is just a steak lol. Not everything has to be a life lesson, some people just like good food.

Wait, are we talking about a cavity or a brake pad? Because PaulJackson's dentist example is about something that can be watched. A worn out safety part on a car isn't like a tiny cavity you check next visit. It's more like a tooth that's already cracked and could break any time you chew. The customer needs to know it could fail, even if they choose to wait.

Man, that's the best feeling when you finally switch tools and it just works. I've wasted so much time fixing weird fingers and garbled text on other generators. It's crazy how much time you can save when the details come out clean from the start. Makes me wonder what else I'm sticking with out of habit.

Sounds about right for any tech project these days lol