text: Frank: There's hardship in reading (and understanding) a 300 page manual :D
  Josh: Write your own one.
  Frank: Nevah!
  Josh: Lazy writer!
  Frank: I found the tutorial super helpful so I assumed that the manual would help me to get everything out of the zing.
  Josh: Only casuals read manuals, truly hardcore people just click randomly on buttons hoping they'll achieve what they want!
  Josh: That being said, I can't remember the last time I read a manual before working with a new software
  Josh: I do look up stuff in manuals when I'm stuck with an option but I usually don't read them
  Josh: Too lazy to do that!
  Frank: Well, that's what I usually do. :D
  Frank: But I did something manually yesterday and as I found out there's an easier way after googling a bit, I decided that manual it is. :D
  Frank: I think Scrivener would be way more fun when starting a project straight in it!
  Josh: That's just a hint that you should start a new project from scratch :P
  Frank: Oh, the rest of my projects are WAY less refined atm. :D
  Frank: Book 2 - 15 pages of notes.
  Frank: Everything else 1-2 pages of notes per project.
  Frank: Naturally I started from the biggest one. :D
  Josh: Who wouldn't?
  Frank: Anyhow, I like how ze zing will compose my project into proper novel form when I'm finished.
  Frank: Also it seems to have GREAT script-writing tools.
  Frank: So when I finally get to the movie project, it'll be easier to do.
  Josh: The only question that remains is where to find the time to do all this?
  Frank: I'll cut down my Desktop Dungeons time 50% and I should have enough time to finish a book per month. :D
  Frank: I realized that I waste a ton of time playing some pointless flash games, etc.
  Frank: Although Desktop Dungeons is a "proper" game. :D
  Frank: Difficult as fuck but fun!
  Josh: Objection! Playing games is not a waste of time! :P
target: Neither Frank nor Josh read the manuals before working with a new software. Frank has a few book projects drafted. Both Frank and Josh play computer games. Frank wants to limit gaming in favour of writing. Josh doesn't think playing games is a waste of time.