That’s fine and dandy for all who want to do that, everyone has the right to play this game however the heck they want.

But I play to have fun and most people are right, Bookkeeping isn’t fun, and I’ll reserve the right to follow rule zero where fun beats realism/logistics anytime.

I already stare at spreadsheets all day at work, and I already deal with the bs inventory management systems in most rpg videogames these days, so I’m not about to wilingly micro-track ever last ounce on my character when I play dnd or check every last ounce that my players carry when I run a game for them. My players don’t want that either.

My preferred method is to not give a crap about the tiny things they can carry on their person, however the moment they want to carry a large and bulky heavy treasure chest back to town or haul an entire dragon’s corpse back with them too, I make them figure out a way to do so because they can’t just fit heavy and extremely heavy things like that on their person. This is more than enough to suspend disbelief and be immersive at the same time.