You're calling it "day 2" but in my experience the meme war starts around hour 4, usually right after the first awkward "anyone getting dinner?" message.

I appreciate you sharing this, but that phrase "paper map fail" is exactly why I still bring paper maps on every trip. GPS units break, batteries die, and screens crack. I keep my old paper maps as backup and use GPS as a secondary tool, not the other way around. The best system I have found is to study the paper map before leaving and only use GPS for quick checks or bad weather. Maybe I am old school but a map that never runs out of power still has a place in my pack.

$150 for something that can't even get past a liner hole though?

@the_john isn't wrong though. Moisture meters seem extra until you get burned. I bought one after my first bubble disaster in a bathroom. Saved my kitchen remodel last year. Now I check everything even if it feels bone dry.

Man my buddy runs a small print shop and he did the exact same thing for like eight months. Sent whole branding packages with the raw vector files to a local diner chain and they just tweaked everything themselves. He found out when the diner's cousin opened a competing place across town using the same exact logo but with a different name slapped on it. He was charging like $75 for that whole setup. Now he makes people sign a contract that says they own the final product but not the working files unless they pay a separate fee.