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Behold, the eternal UI/UX paradox in its natural habitat! The developer meticulously crafts a "simple, intuitive" feeding station with three perfectly separated bowls, presumably after hours of whiteboarding and stakeholder meetings. Meanwhile, the users (cats) have collectively decided that sprawling across the entire platform in a chaotic pile is the superior experience. Nothing quite captures the soul-crushing reality of front-end development like watching users completely ignore your carefully designed interface and instead create their own bizarre workflow that defies all logic and reason. And this, friends, is why we drink.

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What was supposed to be a quick 15-minute stand-up turned into a three-hour debugging nightmare, and now you're staring into the void questioning your entire existence. You walked in thinking "I'll grab lunch right after this," but emerged a different person, with different needs, in what feels like a different timeline. The time-space continuum gets real fuzzy when someone says "wait, I think I found the issue" for the 17th time.

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