The sleeve demo had a person just outside my video

I loaded the starting tray. He had already sorted its contents.

Then say loaded, not prepared. Did you set the job up on the pendant?

No. I selected his saved job and followed his start instructions.

That's still useful experience for a newcomer. Just give his setup work its own sentence.

Yes, though don't make the colleague sound like a hidden trick. Preparation belongs in real production too.

I wondered that too. Hana, was it before the run or an interruption you cut out?

Did you leave the positive impression in, Fiona? I'd hate these corrections to become a competition to sound miserable.

Ben and Hazel: one sleeve sat high in the starting tray. He removed it before we began. No cut-out interruption. I cannot tell you why it sat high.

Hazel, agreed about preparation. I'm objecting to hiding the work, not having someone do it. I'd happily take a well-prepared job over a spectacularly awkward unprepared one.

Thanks Hana. Please leave the high sleeve in the description then. Someone planning to empty a bag straight into that tray could otherwise get the wrong idea.

Caption now says the sleeves were sorted first, and one was removed for sitting high.

Hazel, yes. I liked following the prompts. I still do.

Good. Hana, what did you actually enjoy using? You've told us plenty about what you didn't do now.

Knowing which tray position came next. I could follow it without asking him every time.

Put that in. It's a much more useful personal impression than another sentence defending the caption.