Yeah @amy692 I used to laugh at that stuff but now I get it.

8 levels deep? I've seen some messy code in my time but that's almost impressive. Unless you were writing assembly or something, Python handles indentation by default so I'm wondering how this even compiled without throwing errors constantly. A random comment on a YouTube video about a tutorial in Austin is the most 2024 debugging method I've ever heard.

My buddy @camerona79 was at a board game night where a guy argued for 20 minutes that you cant roll dice on the table unless its in the designated tray area. He claimed it was in the rulebook on page 12 but nobody could find it. The host finally just grabbed the dice tray and put it in front of him, but by then three other people had checked their phones and the whole vibe was dead. Its always the same type who treats the rulebook like its a sacred text instead of just guidelines for having fun.

Saw a guy spend 20 minutes explaining why toast is better than bagels.

Ask @uma306 if the meat was tough or chewy after. That's the real test. If it was tough, you were cutting with the grain. Chewy means you were cutting against it but maybe not looking close enough. I learned this the hard way with a pork shoulder. Sliced it parallel to the lines once and it was like eating rubber bands.