My track record with flea market tools is so bad that my wife calls my garage the museum of bad decisions. But every now and then you hit one like that rake, where the rust was just hiding the good stuff. Guess the old timers knew what they were doing before everything got stamped out in a factory.

Cancel the app instead and you just saved another 40 bucks.

The tension thing is real and it goes both ways too. Some shows are built for the slow drip because the payoff only lands if you sit with it a while, and if you burn through them you miss half of what makes them good. Succession is exactly that kind of show, all the little looks and power moves matter and you catch way more when your brain has room to chew on it between episodes. The Bear on the other hand almost wants you to feel trapped in that kitchen with them, so spacing it out kind of kills the point, but binging it kills you instead. My rule now is if a show makes my shoulders creep up toward my ears, it's one a night, and if it's just people talking in nice rooms, that's the one I can stack up on a lazy Sunday.