They were just stuck inside an actual wall? How does that even happen over time?

That location tag thing is scary lol, what actually happened when you got burned? Like did someone show up somewhere or was it more about someone knowing your routine? And how much of a pain was the cleanup after, like did you have to lock down all your other accounts too?

Common sense isn't common. The OSHA rule for silica dust is seriously no joke. My old foreman has a cough that sounds like gravel in a bag, and he blames it on twenty years of "toughing it out" on drywall jobs. That fine powder gets everywhere and your body can't really get it out. It's one of those things you don't respect until you're hacking up grey gunk for a week.

Love how it brings out the grain! Did the same on my table.

I saw a report from a construction safety group that said dropped tools cause a lot of site accidents. They had data showing how often small items fall from pockets on sloped work. Your wrench story is a perfect example of why they push for tool belts or tethers. Even a light tool can gain speed and hit someone hard from up high. It feels like a hassle to strap everything on, but it really does prevent worse mishaps. Glad your situation was just a spilled coffee and not a real injury.