Man I swear my brain goes on autopilot for cheap stuff too... I bought a shirt once that had a tag sewn into the collar that said "LADIES" in huge letters and I just wore it for weeks thinking it was a vintage brand thing. Only realized when my roommate asked why I was wearing a woman's top.

Buddy of mine in Mesa had water pour out of his bathroom vent fan after his cooler overflowed.

That part about hate coming from people who never actually used one really hits home lol. I mean I straight up read forum posts trashing cast anvils for years before I ever even touched one. So what's the deal with the Vulcan specifically though, I've heard mixed things about those. You ever notice any weird bounce back on it or is that just another internet myth I bought into?

Is it just me or do people do this with so many things nowadays though? It's like they read the back cover and think they've got the whole story figured out... I've seen people do the same with movies and even songs, where they take everything at face value and miss the deeper meaning completely. The whale is just a symbol for the thing we can't catch, you know? Like how everyone's chasing something they'll never really hold onto, whether it's money or fame or some old grudge. But nah, some folks just see a big fish and a wooden boat and call it a day. It's part of this bigger thing where people don't want to sit with something hard or complicated, they just want the easy answer and move on.

Is it really THAT brutal though? I mean yeah it sounds rough but sometimes people act like a bad week at work is a war crime. Maybe take a deep breath and realize it's just a job at the end of the day.