Ever see someone try to do both? My buddy Dave from college tried coding all night while starting a sourdough. He passed out at his desk and the starter exploded all over his kitchen, like a weird glue monster. He just ended up with no sleep and a huge mess to clean. Sometimes doing both means you do neither well, right?

After losing my keys at the grocery store three times, I clipped the tracker to my belt loop. This raised it up and cut down on signal block from my phone and wallet. I get a much clearer connection now, even in a packed lot. It was a simple fix that saved me a lot of hassle.

Hey @matthew_jackson15, I get what you're saying about standard procedure, but regular rounds every four hours still leaves a big gap. If the safety is just about water and structure, why have guards at all (it sends a mixed message, you know?). That schedule means there are times when no one is actually watching the tower, which feels like a weak point. Checking with the city is good, but their standard might not be good enough for real security.