Totally. My therapist told me to aim for a B-minus effort on chores. Game changer. The laundry gets done now.

Over-engineered it" lol you think? I saw a bird toy that had like, bluetooth and an app. For a bird.

Man, that's a whole career in a bucket. Alex_king is right about the hands remembering, it's like muscle memory for every weird angle and patch job. I've got a chisel my granddad gave me that's older than I am, the handle's worn smooth but it still finds its way into my bag. You don't realize how much history you're hauling around until you dump it all out on the driveway.

Okay, but "worst tool failure"? A chisel snapping on a brick is just a bad Tuesday. I've seen a guy drop a whole corded demolition hammer off a second story scaffold. That thing hit the concrete pad below and exploded into a dozen pieces, like a cartoon bomb. Your fifteen dollar loss is basically a rounding error. Tools fail, cheap ones fail faster. It's annoying, but calling it the worst feels like a stretch.

Totally get what you mean, angela_allen53... some kitchen gadgets just make more dirty dishes than good food.