I'm Not Crying, You're Crying

The QA nightmare scenario: a massive feature dumped on your desk with zero documentation and 24 hours until sprint end. The grim faces from Lord of the Rings perfectly capture that moment when you realize you're about to embark on a quest more treacherous than destroying the One Ring. That "So it begins" line hits different when you know you'll be spending the night frantically clicking through an undocumented labyrinth, filing bug reports that developers will inevitably respond to with "working as intended." Time to make coffee strong enough to kill a small horse and prepare for battle. The sprint retrospective is going to be spicier than Mount Doom.

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The brutal moment when you realize your CS professor wasn't kidding about Big O notation. Four years of studying sorting algorithms only to discover that in the real world, the difference between O(n) and O(n²) is whether your AWS bill makes the CFO cry or not. Time complexity isn't just theoretical—it's financial complexity with extra steps!

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