That jet manifest is a pretty specific detail though. Where would someone even find that info, lol?

Is it really worth the hassle and money though? I just adjust my monitor settings by eye until it looks close enough. Most people are looking at art on their own uncalibrated screens anyway, so what's the point of chasing perfect color? It feels like fixing a problem most viewers won't even notice.

Oh man, that's it exactly. It's like the autopilot short-circuits and completes the action but skips the whole point. You see it everywhere, like when someone pours orange juice on their cereal. The muscle memory for "breakfast liquid" fires, but the brain's just... checked out. We're all one bad day away from handing someone a warm, empty bag.

Organizing gets praised a lot. But sometimes it's just moving clutter into nicer boxes. Spent an hour labeling folders that just collect digital dust. Not sure it actually simplifies much in the long run.

Honestly @henry_murray has a point about using summaries to start the real talk. Tbh we mix a quick recap with a few key scenes, so no one gets lost but we still dig into those specific moments.