Saw a thing once where a carpenter called the smaller size a "problem solver." Makes you realize most jobs don't actually need the biggest tool in the box. It's easy to default to what you know, but the right size for the space just works better. That extra control in tight corners is a game changer.

That "wait a full 90 seconds" advice is spot on. I learned the hard way after rushing it like @masonbell said he does, and I had to redo a whole hallway. Giving it that extra time makes the tape lock down perfectly.

Guess that's why my banana bread always fails.

Ever notice how trends like that just spread from one neighborhood to the next? My cousin in Spokane said his local spot can't keep bone-in pork chops in stock now either.

Check the wall studs first, because even the best bracket fails in drywall alone.