I was never a fan of chemistry class

I shoot film but I do not develop my own film. I never really liked chemistry class in school so I figure why bother with mixing, storing, and disposing of chemicals. Making a dark space in my home to load reels and pour chems and watch a timer is not the fun part to me. I gladly add lab costs to my shooting budget and leave it to the folks that do it for a living. I like supporting small businesses and photo labs are often small and passionate about the service they provide. I love being a part of that and resting assured that my latest film adventure is in good hands. If it's fucked up, it's because of something i did or some bright idea I decided to try, not because I didn't load my reel correctly or my chemicals were out of date or I used the wrong recipe or I fouled up the order of things. I just want to do the fun part. That is the point of the hobby for me, the fun part. How often in our lives do we simply get to do only the fun part? I love the brainstorming, the shopping for film, the thrill of finding a bargain online, talking over concepts for a shoot with friends, traveling to new places and old places I've seen a thousand times and coming up with ways to see it anew with film. That's the fun part. What's s the fun part for you? What do you love most about photography?