Yeah, a "dripped for months" line is a slow-motion disaster. I read that even a tiny leak can wreck your floor and subfloor over time. People don't notice until there's a huge repair bill.

Weirdest request? My buddy had a client who wanted him to install a tiny pet door directly into their fireplace ash dump.

Actually, the real change is how the algorithm pushes those videos to new people. They've always existed, but now they get shown to anyone who watches a space video, even just once. That's what makes it feel so much bigger now.

Is losing a project really that likely from one bad call?

Oh man, that's rough. Honestly, I get why she'd ask, but that pattern is a total nightmare to match. Tbh, trying to patch herringbone is like asking someone to fix one piece of a puzzle after you glued it all down. You'd see that patch from space, no way it blends. Some people just don't get how much work goes into making things look that good in the first place.