Isn't the burden sometimes on the person answering to ask for clarity? A vague question can still be a starting point for a helpful conversation if the responder engages a bit. It feels like a two-way street to me.

Actually @nina429, real junk drawers are mostly old receipts and dead pens, so maybe try a library instead.

Oh man, learned that one the hard way too (my bathroom still smells like lavender motor oil).

Man, I feel this so hard. I swore by my timing light and vacuum gauge for years and thought scan tools were a crutch. Spent a whole afternoon once chasing a miss on an old van, replaced plugs, wires, the coil, you name it. Finally plugged in the scanner on a whim and it was just a lazy downstream O2 sensor. Felt like a total idiot but it changed my whole process. How many hours do you think we've all wasted fighting the computer instead of just asking it first?

Wait, people are actually paying for tree health checks now? In my experience, most folks just see a dead branch and instantly call for a full removal quote. The fact that checks are becoming the first call is wild to me, that's honestly a big shift. It has to be way cheaper than just cutting a healthy tree down for no reason, right? Glad to hear it's catching on where you are.