Man it's wild how fast we jump to call everything a deepfake these days. We've been editing photos and videos for years but suddenly everyone acts like it's some brand new evil. It's the same as when people started yelling about photoshop ruining photography back in the day, just with a scarier name now.

Buddy of mine tried it on a brisket and the bark came out way more even than his usual dry brine method. Ever notice how many of these "rules" just turn out to be personal preference dressed up as gospel?

Is it really a big deal if someone shows up late with mediocre scissors though? Mostly sounds like they were trying to help out even if the timing was off. Probably not worth getting worked up over a pair of bad scissors.