That line about the dust collector drowning out your thoughts really got me. What nobody talks about is how power tools let you hide from your own head all day, and once the noise stops you gotta actually sit with your own brain for two days straight. That quiet part might be the real adjustment, not the speed or the money.

The "no password at all" part got me because that's exactly what I found when I finally checked mine, plus some neighbor's printer showing up as a device. What worked for me was just writing the new password on a sticky note and taping it inside the router box, sounds dumb but I actually remember it now.

My old neighbor Dave did the same thing to me about 3 years back, pointed at my crooked mailbox post and said it leaned like it was trying to leave the yard. I told him to mind his business and left it up for another year, and you know what, every time I pulled in the driveway that thing bugged me. So yeah, I used to be all about digging in and never letting a neighbor win, but honestly that just made me stew about it while he went on with his day. I finally fixed the post myself for like 40 bucks and felt dumb for waiting so long. The money stings either way, but if the gate really does sag, you will notice it every single day and he wins twice by getting in your head. Fix it for you, not for him, and next time he smirks just tell him the horse got a new job.