Reverse first-world problems: What *good* thing happened to you today?

I've seen a few of those. Don't understand them a bit.

I saw some 80/20 extruded aluminum in a storage bin/pile at work and asked if I could take some, and they said yes. I got 4 72" lengths and 8 36" lengths, along with a bunch of brackets and connectors. There's still a ton more, so if/when they throw it out, I'll probably take more (even though I don't need that much.)

I'm going to use part of it to build an overhead dust collection setup for my table saw. My main dust collector gets all the stuff under the table/in the cabinet, but being able to have my shop vac collect the stuff that gets thrown on top of the table by the blade would be great.

A few months ago I *tweaked my 36" bar for my saw. Disgusted, I just took it off, put it in the scabbard, installed a shorter bar, finished the work I had to do, and hadn't looked at it since. I have some milling to do coming up, so I took it out to look at it, and it was better than I remembered. I thought I was gonna have to buy a new tip at the minimum, and spend a fair amount of time trying to get the tip lugs straight. It didn't look that bad. A couple whacks with a hammer, and one with a chisel to open the rail near the tip, and I /think/ it'll be ok. The real test is when it's on a saw spinning at ~50'/second.

*"tweaked" is understating what it looked like with the log bending it. Going from the old memory, I think it was about a 90° bend, but it sprang back into shape, not looking too awful from it's ordeal.