People forget the math on downtime. A 30% speed boost means you finish weeks early, which saves a ton on crew pay and fuel. That cutterhead pays for itself way faster than just the extra yardage.

It's a classic case of good materials ruined by rushing the finish. People skip the prep work because it's boring, then act surprised when it peels. That shortcut mindset ruins way more than just cabinets.

My old pickup hauls more than any hatchback.

Actually, it's not a wild card if you test it with a good meter.

Yeah the timing thing is key. I read a whole article about how hotels actually plan for some food to go missing at the end of the service. They make more than they need because they'd rather have too much than run out for paying guests. So grabbing a couple things right as they're about to clear it is often seen as okay, or at least they look the other way. It's when people get greedy with giant containers that they start making rules.