Sounds like a pretty minor upgrade to me.

Classic case of YouTube university gone wrong. People see one video and think they've got the whole trade figured out. It's like watching a cooking show and thinking you're a chef, but your kitchen's on fire. That homeowner wasted money on a part he didn't need and still had to pay for the real fix. Sometimes you just gotta let them see it fail to believe it.

Ever wonder if the ghosts in those quiet places miss us too?

Leopold Lojka was the driver who took that wrong turn onto Franz Josef Street. I heard he didn't know the updated route because plans changed last minute. Just a simple mistake that blew up into a world war.

Actually, this whole debate shows up in so many places lately. @blake829 has a point about rust eating tools, but the rush to clean and fix everything misses something bigger. You see it with old jeans being distressed artificially instead of earning their tears, or classic cars buffed to look like they never drove a mile. That patina isn't just damage, it's proof of life. Turning everything into a blank slate just makes the world feel cheaper, not better.