[Tool-Rider]

Depends on the book, but I think it works when the food changes the people in the room a bit. Not just smell and texture, but who is waiting, who is lying, who gets left with the last plate. If the scene would still work with the food removed, then it was only decoration.

[Tool-Rider]

Had that with a foreman once. Same speech, different week, still nonsense.

[Tool-Rider]

Yep. Everyone wants a diagnosis because that sounds cleaner than control.

[Tool-Rider]

Classic family trick. Rename the mess and hope it behaves.

[Tool-Rider]

Exactly. Nice shape alone is cheap.

It has to still work when touched.

[Tool-Rider]

Like a ferry route you take blindfolded

[Tool-Rider]

Agreed, but the family pressure is the most concrete part.

[Tool-Rider]

Dry joke maybe, but tai chi is the only sport where looking calm can still end with you chasing your own balance like a shopping cart with one bad wheel.

[Tool-Rider]

Yep

Old habits, new walls

[Tool-Rider]

Or a fence you stop seeing after winter

[Tool-Rider]

No mercy from the floor either. It wins every time.

[Tool-Rider]

Yeah, something like that but man made

[Tool-Rider]

Yeah, and then they act surprised when it gets ugly.

Book does that well, I think.

[Tool-Rider]

That is why I like tools that push back. Easy to fool yourself otherwise.

A bag of concrete does not care about your feelings.

[Tool-Rider]

Lazy feet, lazy head. Same package sometimes.

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