The best kind of ease is the kind that does not quietly make someone else’s day harder.

Convenience frequently relocates work instead of removing it. Your shortcut becomes somebody else’s extra step, and because they are downstream you never see the cost land. The ease is real, but it was paid for by a person whose day got slightly longer. Nothing about that is malice, only distance.

Follow one of your usual conveniences to whoever picks up the other end of it. Ask them what it actually creates on their side. If the answer is a small mess, taking thirty seconds now is a fair trade for the minutes it saves them later.