Switched to a similar AI layout tool last month for a restaurant remodel and it flagged a 2 inch discrepancy in the kitchen corridor that matched the original blueprints wrong. Turned into a 30 minute fix instead of a three hour headache on install day because I caught it before ordering materials. The key is using it as a second set of eyes, not a replacement for walking the actual space yourself.

Whoa wait @henry315, are you telling me you were actually grinding warm meat before this?

Did you check the ground for sharp rocks or sticks before you set up? A little bit of clearing goes a long way when you're relying on a thin pad. Sometimes you gotta put in the work to make the ground work for you instead of against you.

Is it weird how one bad experience can turn someone into the most specific customer ever lol? I've noticed that pattern everywhere not just at meat counters. Like a buddy of mine got a terrible batch of tomatoes from a grocery store once and now he inspects every single one at the farmers market like he's searching for a hidden bomb. Another friend had a bad run with some leather boots that fell apart and now she quizzes every shoe salesperson about stitching and materials for 20 minutes. Once people get burned they just lock onto that one thing and never let it go.

Just grab a box of 100 packs off Amazon, they're cheap enough to stockpile.