I'm glad someone else feels the same way, it can be kind of isolating to want to be efficient at the expense of speed. There are important features to be shitti

I'm glad someone else feels the same way, it can be kind of isolating to want to be efficient at the expense of speed. There are important features to be shitting out, dont-cha-know. It feels the same way a neglected pothole does: the city doesn't want to send a crew out for half a day (uh oh it might cost a couple thousand bucks!) to fix a pothole that five thousand cars each and every day are running over, accumulating wear and tear, discomfort to drivers and riders, day after day, week after week. No itty-bitty investment to fix the problem that might benefit so many others, similar to how we could invest a little bit of time (city money) to fix a little inefficiency here and there (that dastardly pothole). It just makes too much sense.