That Turtle Wax stuff is just a temporary band-aid hiding the real issue.

Swapped mine out last year after a chef buddy showed me the same thing and honestly it was like learning to cook all over again. The thin, flexible metal slides right under the yolk without any of the sticking or tearing you get with a thick plastic turner. It takes a few tries to get the hang of the wrist flick for flipping, but once you do, over-easy eggs come out perfect every single time. Now I use the fish spatula for everything from pancakes to grilled cheese, it's by far the best kitchen tool I never knew I needed.

Dude @wade250 nailed it, the security guard was on a massive power trip. Had the exact same thing happen at my old school with a $200 "event coordination fee" just to put up a table about rent control. Paid it, showed up, and the student life office shut me down after an hour saying my flyers were "too political." Meanwhile the Young Republicans club had a whole table setup right next to me with no permit at all. Its like they write these fees to price out regular students and only let the big clubs with funding do anything. That $350 is just a way to keep people quiet behind a cost wall.

Flip that setting on and see what it does for your corners. It fixed my weird angled wall issue right away. Sometimes those menu options actually do something useful.

Man that walnut hitting the trowel is wild, I've had similar stuff happen. If you ever gotta patch a flue after something nested in there, grab a shop vac first and suck out all the debris before you seal anything up. I once had a chimney full of old bird nests and the homeowner swore it was clear until I started pulling out like three feet of twigs and grass. Saved me a redo and the birds found a new home quick too.