Totally agree about the simple logic part. It's like they think the train is a prize they have to grab first. Makes the whole platform a mess for no reason.

We had a 7-ton mini ex slide sideways on a gentle slope I swore was fine. The bucket caught a root and the whole cab tilted hard enough to spill my coffee. That 40% stat lines up, I used to treat the small ones like toys.

Man, that's a solid tip for sure. Did it feel good to get that kind of recognition for the hard work? My biggest was a $150 cash envelope left on a kitchen counter after I did a full deep clean on a really rough move-out. The place was a disaster and they just wrote "thank you" on it. That kind of thing makes the long days worth it.

Yeah, five days is definitely the best case scenario with perfect conditions. In my experience, you're lucky to get three solid days out of most of them before you need a top-up. The battery tech just isn't there yet for that kind of claim to be reliable.

Forget your zip code, try forgetting what a real pillow feels like.