Three people couldn't read the tiny dice? That's wild, I've never had that issue before.

Hold on, isn't that "chasing tenths" thing usually about machining, not roofing? I mean I get the point about not overcomplicating things, but a tenth of an inch in machining is way different than a shingle. In the kitchen we say "don't polish a potato" meaning don't waste time making something look perfect when it's just gonna get chopped up anyway. It's the same idea, just different tools.

Temporary fixes can actually tell you a lot about where the real damage is coming from though. If the Turtle Wax holds up for a month before the issue comes back, you know its something environmental like sun or salt. But if it fails in a week, you got a chemical reaction happening with whatever sealant the factory used. Nobody ever talks about using test products to diagnose the actual problem instead of just covering it up.

The judge in St. Louis must have been pretty bored to flip through three whole pages. I mean, my uncle had a hearing last year and he just brought in a few notes from his doctor and it was fine. Keeping a daily log for 8 months seems like a lot of work for something that might not even matter. Unless your case is super complicated, idk if a judge really needs to read all those details. Maybe it's just me but I feel like people overthink these hearings and bring too much stuff.

Lost two weeks of habit tracking" ouch, that is rough. I would have been so mad at myself if that happened to my journal.