Rain makes scrappers leave early, so that throttle body was basically yours because nobody else wanted to dig in the mud.

So the "cuts dried clean by evening" part is doing a lot of heavy lifting here, but I'm not buying that the clock itself is magic. Water pressure and humidity are totally different at 7am versus noon, so the sun angle probably did most of the work, not some garden voodoo. Glad your plants are happy, but I'd still bet a lazy overcast afternoon works just as well as dawn on a cloudy day.

That blurry night footage is gonna haunt you when you actually need it.

Tbh that 0.4% interest rate is basically a joke, more of a symbolic thing than actual money. The real flex is walking in there knowing you cleared 18k of debt and they still see you as a customer worth having. It's funny how banks have a way of making you feel like you've made it, even when the numbers they offer are pure peanuts.

That "no busted knuckles" part hits home. I think that's the real game changer nobody talks about, the torque reaction is way smoother on the electric ones. Plus not having to listen to the compressor kick on every five minutes in a busy shop is a huge quality of life thing. I kept my air ratchet for a while as a backup but honestly it's just collecting dust now, the battery one does everything I need and then some.