My last boss insisted on using a bent framing square to check cabinet installs for plumb. It was off by a solid quarter inch on the long leg, so every single upper cabinet in that whole kitchen leaned. His exact words were "the eye won't catch it." Drove me up a wall. I finally bought my own stabila level and kept it in my personal bag. Some people just have zero pride in straight lines.

Honestly, that extra hour of rigging time is a big deal. You're paying for more labor and tying up the site longer, which adds up fast. The 60-ton could have set those beams in half the time, reducing the overall risk of working in a tight area. Sometimes the bigger machine is the safer choice for speed alone.

Our comic donation sparked debates, but my sorting skills caused more chaos than clarity.

Pictures are key for niche stuff.

See it ALL the time with phone plans, extra fees sneak up.