Seeking clarity can sometimes lead to too much detail. Your coworker's diagram for boiling water shows that. Have you thought about setting limits on what needs a step-by-step?

Kinda depends on your bills though. Turning down good money over some sprays might not pay the rent.

Streaming services basically train us to wait now. Their own algorithms cancel good shows fast, so fans get paranoid. Makes you not trust any new series until it's already wrapped for good. Netflix is the worst for this honestly.

Isn't it better to have it kinda fixed than falling apart? I mean, if pages are already loose, glue might stop them from getting lost. Like, my grandma's bible had pages that would just slide out if you touched it. Sure, glue can stain, but if you're careful, it holds things together for now. Idk, maybe it's worth the risk for a reunion where everyone can see it. Rushing isn't great, but sometimes you gotta work with what you have.

Check the penalty rates from the IRS. They're often just a small part of what you owe, not some huge scary number. Setting up a payment plan is usually simple if you can't pay right away. The big deal is remembering to do it, not the fine itself.