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> but the perfectionist inside of me just can't accept picking the most available font

This strikes me as significant misattribution. There's nothing imperfect about picking a default font because there's no such thing as perfection in design, only individual preferences which change from person to person, context to context, and year to year.

> I actually spend a lot of time choosing/researching fonts for my slides and documents.

A massive waste of time.

>the perfectionist inside of me

>Maybe it's just me, but it genuinely disgusts me to see Calibri because it's not crispt and has some of the worst curvatures I've seen on a font.

>crispt

As a perfectionist who admits to getting wrapped around the axle about inconsequential things like font choices, do typos make you similarly upset?

Depends on the context. In a book, yes. On the internet, not that much.

Maybe it's because I just watched all of those SNL skits but this cracked me up. Hopefully GP was being satirical.