Wait, did he tell you to use the 1.5 as a baseline and then go shorter from there, or the other way around? Because that part trips people up a lot and it changes your whole lineup. If you set the 1.5 first and then work down with your no guard and half guard, that makes sense. But you can't really skip the lever and the corners just because the guard is doing more work now. The guard gives you a clean line to hit, but the fade itself still lives in how you take the weight off at the end. Curious how you're handling the blend above the baseline, cause that's usually where people get stuck.

I mean, the first batch of episodes is rough, sure, but season 2 is where the show actually finds its footing. They swap out the cheap video look, the aunts get way more screen time, and Salem's jokes start landing instead of sounding like a bad voiceover demo. You already dropped the 40 bucks, so the money is gone either way. Bailing now means you paid 40 for 12 episodes of goose honking, pushing through means you at least got your value. Plus your partner naming it "witch mistake" is honestly kind of funny and you should lean into that instead of proving them right by quitting.