Some endings just need to sit with you for a bit to make sense. It can feel really personal when a story doesn't wrap up how you wanted. Getting that moment where it finally clicks is the best feeling.

Totally agree with wendyb32 about it never really going away. In my area, people have been fixing up old chairs and dressers in their garages for as long as I can remember. My next door neighbor sells these amazing painted cabinets at our town's summer market, and she's always packed. The shops are definitely just catching on to something that was already everywhere.

Wait, they failed on the actual job site? That's wild. How bad was the damage?

Wonder if it feels weird getting creative help from a machine. Like, do you still feel like it's your song when a robot wrote the drums?

Used to brush off balancing as overkill until I saw how one tiny weight fixed a whole system.