Tell that to victor_jones99 after his foot goes through the ceiling.

Setting a timer is such a good idea. I started tracking my screen time on my phone and the weekly report was a real shock (like, where did those 20 hours go?). Now I leave my phone in another room when I need to focus, and it's crazy how much more I get done.

My shop in Raleigh stopped using them years ago to cut costs. We just change the water every other day and trim the stems, and our bouquets still last a full week for most folks.

More like winning the lottery and then dropping it in a puddle on the way home.

Oh man, that brings back a memory. My old landlord in a 1970s strip mall nearly had a heart attack when I plugged in a commercial grade floor buffer. The lights in the whole unit next door dimmed, it was wild. You really don't know what your walls can handle until you trip a breaker at the worst possible time. I ended up having to run that thing only after hours, on its own dedicated circuit. Older buildings just have their own set of rules you have to learn the hard way.