Nah, I figured the coliving wifi would work since they advertised "business class" internet. Saw a review later from someone who said it dropped out every afternoon, which turned out to be true for me too. @jamie770 I should've looked up actual coworking spots beforehand, but by the time I realized the wifi was shaky, I was already stuck in a lease. Live and learn I guess.

Wait did you actually balance them on your head or like tuck them into your hair? lol I tried that once and they slid right off when I bent down to pick something up.

That $180 board probably cost Whirlpool like 30 bucks to make. These repair influencers are just covering their own butts because they know most people can't solder. They'd rather sell you a $200 part than spend 20 minutes teaching you how to fix a $4 relay. It's the same reason car mechanics push whole assemblies instead of a $20 sensor. I've saved probably a thousand bucks over the years just learning basic soldering and multimeter work.

Ended up with dough on my kitchen ceiling once. Guess my basket size guess was off by a lot.

I get what you're saying but reading out loud helped me catch things I never noticed on the page... It's not about everyone repeating themselves, it's about how the same words sound when you actually say them. My book club ended up cutting a whole scene because it sounded fake when we read it aloud.