Tbh having one password you actually remember beats a password manager you never set up. Most people get hacked from old breach leaks, not from reusing a password on random sites.

Hate seeing that, those backorders are brutal.

You said "we started the pour at 7:30 thinking we had time" like an earlier start was the fix, but I would argue the real issue was mixing a 6 inch slab with late trucks in that heat, not the start time. Honestly, adding retarder is not the magic bullet people make it out to be, too much of it and you get delayed set and soft spots you fight all afternoon. Wetting down the forms and subgrade was the right move and that is the kind of thing that actually matters in 95 degree sun. A lot of guys overcomplicate summer pours with mix changes when the bigger factor is just getting trucks on time and enough finishers on the deck. The trowel marks in the corner were a timing and manpower problem, and changing the mix at the plant would not have fixed that.