Ever notice how much gets set on cruise control until a new voice points it out? Like @morgan_bailey93 said, groups often JUST need that one person to make everyone else admit they NEED to check their mirrors.

Ever seen a bent catch like that on a Kodak Retina? My buddy had one where the film counter spring was all twisted up from someone forcing it. He used a pair of smooth jaw needle nose pliers to straighten it, but he said you gotta go slow or the old metal can snap. He also had a tiny metal file to clean up any rough edges after bending. It worked, but that camera was always a little fiddly after that.

The worst part is they pretend everything takes 30 minutes when it really takes double. You need to already know how to handle kitchen basics, which defeats the point. My first kit had me burning garlic while trying to chop herbs fast enough. They set people up to fail and then act like it's user error. It's annoying how they aim at beginners but use steps for experienced cooks.

Important as the work itself? That seems like a stretch.

Damn, playfulness really can push art forward in wild ways.