Ha @mianelson, guess your arm's been getting more of a workout than your stack count!

I used to think that too, @kai_webb91. But after trying this method a few times, I realized step 3 is where you actually catch hidden problems. I was skeptical at first because it felt like extra work, not less. But now I see it saves time in the long run by stopping bigger mistakes early.

omg I had something similar happen to me but with a lawnmower lol. My city has this law from the 1920s that says you can't have a running lawnmower after 8pm during summer months. Which is weird cause it's light out till like 9:30 here. I got a warning from a neighbor who was super into local history and told me about it. Apparently it was designed to keep people from annoying the horses that were resting after pulling carriages all day. The fine is still $15 and nobody ever enforces it but it's technically still on the books. Makes me wonder what else is out there that nobody thought to change.

@hannah320 you're making it sound way scarier than it actually was. They had a crowbar right there.

Potholes get drivers to complain louder than broken sidewalks do, I guess.