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My dad is an old-school architect/project manager. He& #39;s a meticulous documenter and a very detail-oriented person (anyone who knows him would agree).
He& #39;s the kind of guy who when emailing an article to you, would send the URL, a copy/paste of the article, and sometimes (for good measure) an attached PDF of the article.
When I graduated from college and moved into my first off-campus house, he bought me a drill set. He went to Home Depot, shrugged off the salespeople because he knew what he needed to buy.
Years later and many moves later, I still have and use this drill set. However, yesterday I discovered both batteries were dead. Defective dead.
I was about to drive to Home Depot to buy a new battery when a thought crossed my mind... what were the odds that my dad registered the drill& #39;s warranty? and kept the receipts? and sent them to me?
Boom. On brand. With scanned attachments and everything. Thanks dad." title="https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🙌" title="Raising hands" aria-label="Emoji: Raising hands"> Boom. On brand. With scanned attachments and everything. Thanks dad." class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
