Roll edit edit points

I need a roll edit to adjust a cut point between two interview takes. On "Natasha Interview - Rough" perform a roll edit at the cut between Clip A and Clip B on V1 to move the out point of A two seconds earlier and the in point of B two seconds earlier, keeping overall sequence duration the same. Check crossfades and audio continuity after the move.

Before I roll the edit between two takes, surface the risks a reviewer will flag. Show the existing cut with a two-second in/out preview, note any jump cuts or breath changes that would be created, and flag whether rolling will break a sync with the cutaway or change the line of action so the producer knows what to watch.

I rolled the cut between two interview takes to tighten pacing, but now there's a short double-word overlap and a small continuity pop in the room tone. I can't hear whether a crossfade or a different cut point is less intrusive. What's the most reliable quick fix that preserves natural rhythm without adding noticeable audio artifacts?

Across projects I make small roll edits to tighten dialogue, and each time I end up chasing subtle audio glitches or mismatched gestures, costing late-night fixes. What editing habit or tiny checklist item can I use before rolling an edit to avoid those problems?