What gets me is how a little shock can make you jerk back and wreck the board. Seen more consoles killed by that jump than the actual short.

But what's actually an emergency that can't wait until Monday morning? It feels like we're trained to treat every client email as urgent, but most things aren't. Maybe the real risk is burning out so hard you quit the lifestyle anyway.

Feel that on a deep level. Had an uncle who insisted on helping with a deck demo once. Grabbed the circular saw before coffee and nearly took out the support post for the porch roof. Created a big safety hazard and set us back two days. Honestly makes your nephew and the seam tape look pretty tame in comparison. Family help always comes with a wild card.

Swear my place is haunted. Things vanish and reappear daily. Makes no sense lol.

My first housing needed a wrist lanyard because the strap mounts broke. I shot a whole roll of 36 on a salvage job, only to get it developed and find every frame fogged up. Being able to check the screen right after a shot changed everything.