Got a buddy who snapped his wrist last year. He was grabbing a box of printer paper, the lightweight kind. Figured it was nothing. Slipped on some wax buildup near the loading dock. Hand went right through the box and he hit concrete hard. Three months in a cast for a "two minute job.

...and honestly, that kind of thing happens way more often than people want to admit. We get so used to blaming the big complicated stuff first (you know, the computer brain of the car or some sensor) that we overlook the super simple things that cost nothing to check. It's like when your phone won't charge and you tear your backpack apart looking for a new cable, only to realize the outlet switch got flipped off. We've all been trained to think "oh no, it's broken" instead of "did I do something dumb?" and that pattern follows us everywhere from car troubles to fixing a wonky toilet.

A buddy of mine found a whole dead squirrel collection in his grandma's attic once. She had apparently been collecting them for years and stashing them in old cookie tins. The weirdest part was they were all labeled with dates and locations, like some kind of morbid scrapbook. It took him weeks to clean out the smell even after he threw the tins away.

Used to blow that off but honestly, those setups are traps.

Bent the drive pin slightly" - man, you're making it sound like a whole crisis. It's a Saturday afternoon, you had backup clippers 20 feet away. I've had way worse stuff happen, like dropping my only pair of trimmers in the sink mid-shave. This just sounds like a minor hiccup.