Wow, that's exactly it. Like @caseyf32 said, it's never just dirt, there's always something buried. I mean, even a washed-out trench from old rain or a layer of fill dirt that seems packed can just collapse. The Tampa case is basically the same story as a hidden tank, just different junk under the surface. It makes you wonder how many sites get a quick look and a "yeah it's fine" without any real testing.

Man, that's a tough spot. It's like pat_moore said, once you see the glitches you can't stop looking for them. I've started noticing this everywhere, not just with videos but with photos and even news stories, where the first thing I see online just feels totally fake. The real work now is trying to find the original source of anything, which is almost impossible. It makes you want to just ignore everything, but then you feel out of the loop.

We added soil moisture sensors and it finally started catching those dry ground risks.

You said it's just normal price changes, but I've tested this a lot and clearing cookies absolutely triggers a lower fare sometimes. The timing is too perfect to be a coincidence. Airlines definitely track your visits to create urgency.

Right? They'll never take my late night wikipedia rabbit holes. Last week I was up until 2am reading about the history of the stapler. The "bedtime mode" on my phone is just a suggestion I swipe away every single night. My screen time report is a horror story they wouldn't believe.