My uncle still uses a rotary phone, swears it's safer.

My friend bought that book too... her chicken came out drier than the desert.

Tell them you're selling peace of mind, not just a clean chimney. A camera scan is cheap insurance against their house burning down. If they balk at the extra cost, ask if they'd skip a full home inspection for a cheaper walk around the yard.

My old neighbor in Phoenix used a plastic shed for seedlings and it would hit 100 degrees inside by 10 AM. It really shows how any clear container, like @logan_anderson40 said, becomes a heat trap. You see the same thing with cars left in the sun, the heat just builds and has nowhere to go. It makes you notice how bad regular insulation is in a lot of cheap builds. That thin plastic teaches a harsh lesson about temperature control real fast.

But what if the speed is the whole point? I get why it feels wild, but the crazy fast jumps are how we find out what the tech can really do and what problems it makes. Waiting for perfect rules would mean we never learn the real stuff we need to make good rules in the first place. It's messy, but sometimes you have to see the crash to know where to put the guardrails.