Happens all the time with random objects, I mean once you see it you can't unsee it. I've got a power strip that looks like a shocked robot and a kitchen sponge that's a dead ringer for a tiny loaf of bread. Makes you wonder how many designers are just out there accidentally making sad flat fish. Maybe the world is just full of stuff waiting for someone to name its face.

Yeah, @harper914 is right about the soggy thing, I had to learn that the hard way too.

I read that letting the tool do the work is the whole point.

Damn, that reminds me of the time I tried to find a plumber during a storm when my internet went out. Flipped through an old phone book I had in a closet, and every single number was disconnected or out of service. Felt like I was holding a brick of useless history. It's wild how fast that stuff becomes totally pointless. I ended up having to drive to the gas station to use their wifi like some kind of animal.

Wait, they let you PAY to fix it? That's wild. I've only ever heard of goodwill adjustments for a first time slip up. Two hundred bucks is a lot, but I guess if your score jumped that much it was worth it. Never knew that was an option.