Man, that story from @wyatt_green31 is a perfect example. We're surrounded by stuff we just assume is fine until we actually check. It's a little scary when you think about it.

Depends on your setup, drewsullivan. In my experience, it can cause weird lag if your system isn't expecting it.

Try a zip-top bag filled with brine next time.

Remember when every office had that one person who could fix the printer? They were like a wizard. Then someone actually bought a printer that worked. That job just vanished overnight. Kind of sad in a way, but you can't argue with not having to deal with paper jams every Tuesday.

That's a solid return on investment for a professional situation. A quiet, clean spot with reliable wifi is a real asset before an important call. The cost covers a real service that solves a specific problem.