That "first 30 minutes" is the sweet spot. It reminds me of winter fishing, where you just need to get past the initial shock. I used to wear two pairs of socks until I realized one thin wool pair inside my boots worked better. Too much bulk cuts off your own heat.

Fancy split-bill tool" sounds like a classic case of building the wrong thing first.

No way, that's wild. So he's back but in a different spot, huh? Good to know @felix_black spotted him.

Oh man, that reminds me of my buddy's startup meltdown last year. They were trying to fix everything at once and the whole thing almost fell apart. He finally just picked the one broken payment system and told the team to ignore all other bugs for a week. Saved the whole launch.

Exactly right, @jamie_carter87. A good inspector is looking at the bones of the place, the stuff you'd never see. It's not just a list for the seller, it's your only real chance to understand what you're buying before you're stuck with it. That roof story is a perfect example. You learn what to actually watch for and what questions to ask. It turns a scary process into something you can manage, because you know the real problems.