Flight attendant needs a doctor. Dad nudges you because you build websites. You try to deflect because, let's be real, knowing how to center a div doesn't qualify you for emergency medicine. But Dad won't let it go—he's not asking for a CSS developer to help, is he?
You desperately explain there's an actual medical emergency happening. Dad's response? "Go see if display: grid helps." Because apparently when someone's having a heart attack, the solution is obviously CSS Grid. Nothing says life-saving intervention like a well-structured 12-column layout.
The brutal truth here is that Dad has more faith in CSS Grid solving real-world problems than most frontend developers do. And honestly? After fighting with flexbox for the millionth time, maybe he's onto something.
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