Honestly, if @erict78 is doubting screens now, wait until he starts hoarding actual soup cans in his studio... next thing you know, he's running a museum instead of a design business. But yeah, touching old boxes sounds great until you realize most of them smell like grandma's attic. Still, the faded colors do have a charm that pixels just can't fake. Just don't blame me if you end up with a logo that makes everyone hungry for canned soup.

Watched my buddy nearly burn out his motor trying to crush ice for margaritas. The thing made a horrible grinding noise that got worse each time he used it. He finally let the pitcher sit with warm soapy water for a few hours and a whole chunk of dried lime pulp came loose.

Question whether letting a client's casual remark redefine your approach to critique is even wise... it risks outsourcing your analytical framework to someone who might not share your depth of engagement with the material. Anime review channels, for instance, thrive on subjective takes, and bending your method to fit a passing comment could dilute your unique voice. Stick to developing your own criteria based on consistent study rather than reactive shifts from external chatter.