Serious question, did switching from a bootable USB to PXE save anyone else's Monday mornings?
Back in my bench days at the shop in Reno, I'd stand there juggling 5 different flash drives for Windows 7, XP, and a couple Linux distros, but once we got a PXE server going in 2016 I could reimage 10 machines at once from my desk, so what's everyone using for network boot now, FOG, WDS, or something else?
Juggling flash drives was basically my cardio for years, and I still managed to grab the XP drive when I needed Win7 at least twice a week. We ran FOG at my last shop and it did the job fine once it was set up, though the setup itself ate a whole weekend. WDS is solid too if you're already deep in a Windows shop, but FOG was easier for the mixed Linux stuff we had.