Spider-Man's origin with Uncle Ben is a perfect example. That one moment defines every choice he makes later. If you jump into a story without that, you're missing why he never gives up. It's like watching a movie starting from the middle.

Four people to catch one lobster behind the fryer? That feels like overkill in my book. Kitchens deal with way worse on a slow Tuesday, like grease fires or broken prep tables. Being late on orders because of it just sounds like poor time management. I mean, how long does it really take to grab a lobster? Your mileage may vary, but in my experience, line cooks handle worse solo without a blink.