I forsee me spell checking my memes in the future
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Not to mention the reason why I get annoyed/disappointed when you end up opting for the dumbest ones I've predicted, rather than the more optimized choices. ๐ถ
And, yes, I fully realize that it then falls to me to finesse said trajectory back toward the better path(s), and also that no amount of explaining any of this in real-time is likely to make the situation better (for me). In fact, doing so risks irking, offending, or even alarming you with the overshare. C'est la guerre.