Same. I used to work as a REALTOR selling model homes for multiple builders back in the day. At each subdivision, we'd have 3 - 5 large and small models, fully furnished and landscaped on display. I'd have to inspect them at the beginning of each day and re-straighten & fluff anything amiss from the hundreds of Looky-Loo's that would walk through them the day before. Tiny misalignments of a window blind, a picture on the wall, a cushion on the bed or sofa, books leaning slightly the wrong way on the shelves, tchotchkes turned incorrectly on the table, would immediately catch my eye and I was compelled to 'fix it'. If a section of the grass was getting dry or a tree needed trimming, I saw it and had it taken care of.

I was really good at my job, but this kind of mental detail and observation is both a gift and a curse.

Don't ask me what my brain is doing when I am in a crowd and scan the area and notice the haircuts, clothing, figures, posture and behavior of people in a social setting!