Maybe the meter was too embarrassed to show its ugly side.

Did the utility-first approach actually change how you think about spacing and sizing, or did you just get used to writing the classes? I'm curious because when I tried Tailwind I ended up leaning way too hard on arbitrary values instead of their default scale, which kind of defeated the purpose. Do you find yourself reaching for custom CSS less often now that you know the framework better, or are there certain things you still drop down to regular stylesheets for?

Read steel roofs are actually quieter with proper insulation.

@the_drew has a point about the Japanese voice acting hitting harder. Try watching an episode in Japanese with subs, then switch to the dubbed version - the difference in delivery is night and day. Once you get used to the raw emotion, the English voices just feel like they're reading lines off a page.

Yeah @elliotm57 nailed it. I feel like I spent the first year of my smoking career treating 225 like some holy number and now I realize I was basically just being a SMOKE SHEEP. One time I took a brisket off at 7am to wrap it and realized I forgot to drink my coffee so I just stood there holding the foil like a confused zombie. Switched to 275 on my last pork butt and the bark was so GOOD I almost cried. That old pitmaster probably has forgotten more about smoke than I'll ever learn but at least I'm burning less charcoal now.