Seriously, I swear they crawl off to charge other people's stuff. Those missing chargers are just out there living their best life.

My grandma never cooked a day in her life but her bound recipe book is the only thing I have in her handwriting. The process is about saving a piece of someone, not just instructions for soup. You could always learn to cook later, but you can't get that handwriting back once it's gone.

Read somewhere that even your taste buds change at high altitude. Like, food doesn't taste as strong because the air pressure messes with your senses. It's crazy how something we never think about down here has such a big effect. I heard from a friend who hikes that they always pack different snacks because normal stuff tastes bland. Makes you appreciate how tuned our bodies are to sea level conditions, lol. Really shows that altitude isn't just about breathing harder, it changes every little thing.

Wait, what parts hold adjustment better? My modern derailleur is still super finicky on every bumpy trail!

Sure the old way worked, but honestly who has time for that now? Grabbing a fresh rotisserie chicken some nights just makes life easier.