The part nobody talks about is that those numbers are averaged over the whole day, so they hide when the misses actually happen. A route can look fine at 87 percent overall but be total garbage during rush hour because the gaps get made up on slow midday runs when nobody cares. I pulled the hourly breakdown for my line and the 7 to 8am slot was closer to 70 percent, which is way worse than the headline number suggests. So checking the route stat is a good start but you really want the time-of-day cut, otherwise you're trusting a number that's lying to you about your specific commute.

Scored a similar deal on an old Pentax lens and the weird color cast it gives is the whole reason I keep shooting with it. Modern glass is too clean for the look I want anyway.

Wait, a spray can that shoots when you lean forward? That sounds like something out of a prank video, not a real office tool. I half expected you to say it hit your cat in the face and now they refuse to even look at you. The fact you had to angle it away from your own chair is hilarious, but also kind of terrifying. Honestly, I just close my door and let my dog bark at the mailman, which is its own disaster. But at least my notes stay dry, you know?