Assume the 10' fits, or even a 12, I prefer having counter on both sides of range (even though we all know we only use the front right burner :) )I would try to push the sink as far to the right as possible, and if reasonable go to a slightly larger sink.  

Not until a mentor kicked me in the butt, did I realize that I got "fat and happy."

Fat being trimmed from the market.

@Colby Burt a big fat NO for me especially heading into a recession with prices softening.

"Supply chain" bla bla bla.I don't think misallocation of funds towards other project is necessary to explain the delay - if those other projects didn't have fixed-price contracts, or didn't have those fixed-prices as set in stone, and/or the other buyers were more willing to come in with extra money to get it done, then your project would go right to the back burner, pending materials prices coming down ("waiting game").

As we were tapping out to our end game, we put a fat Heloc on our house for an opportunity fund. 

I have some money saved and am about to close on my 1st wholesale deal this Friday with a super fat check ... 

It is currently a oil forced water burner with 1 oil tank. 

the #1 killer of investment returns is a fat wallet."

One of the burners on the stove was bad, so we thought it would cost a hundred or two to fix.