Exactly. I learned this the hard way with my first house. Get a proper survey done before you even think about moving a stake, and keep that paperwork where you can find it. If your neighbor pushes back, just say your insurance requires it. A few hundred bucks now saves you thousands in lawyers later, trust me. I also take pictures of the marked boundaries with something permanent, like spray paint, so there's no "forgetting" where the line was.

Yeah, that robot breaking down twice thing really hits home. It shows how these high tech fixes can be just as faulty as humans, maybe even more frustrating when they stop working. Cafes spend all that money on robots to be efficient, but then you get delays and repair costs that mess up the whole system. It kinda makes you wonder if the old way with people behind the counter wasn't so bad after all. We might be trading one set of problems for another without really solving anything.