You wake up from a concussion thinking you're about to dive into some cutting-edge AI work, but nope—you just bonked your head and now you're back to the basics: eating ants. Or in programmer terms, debugging that same stupid null pointer exception for the third time this week. The reply is pure gold though. No matter how fancy your tech stack gets or how many buzzwords you throw around, debugging is the one constant in every developer's life. You could be working with PyTorch, React, or COBOL from 1959—doesn't matter. You're still gonna spend 80% of your time hunting down why that one function returns undefined when it absolutely shouldn't. Eating ants = debugging. Both are repetitive, unsexy, and somehow always necessary for survival.