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My dad is an old-school architect/project manager. He's a meticulous documenter and a very detail-oriented person (anyone who knows him would agree).
He'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's warranty? and kept the receipts? and sent them to me?
Boom. On brand. With scanned attachments and everything. Thanks dad.
