Wonder if some of these delays are actually factories rushing out bad product and then stalling to hide it. Had a pallet show up two days late last month, and when we opened it, half the planks had messed up locking systems. Felt like they knew it was junk and waited until the last minute to ship so we wouldn't cancel. Makes you question every delay now. You ever get a late shipment that was just straight up defective?

Hate hitting those dead zones, it's the worst.

Applesauce saved my batch too, mine were dust without any sweetener.

That's crazy because you expect cheap stuff to fail, not the fancy brands. The plastic just goes brittle sitting around? So a perfectly good pack becomes totally useless from just being stored wrong. Makes you wonder about all that gear sitting in closets right now.

Remember my buddy who got super into flight sims? He built this whole cockpit setup in his basement and would be in there for hours. One day he tried to stand up and literally couldn't straighten his neck, had to walk around staring at the floor for a week. He said his brain was flying a jet but his body was just this sad meat sack he forgot to check on. Makes you wonder if we're all just ghosts slowly ruining our own machines.