Wait, no try/except blocks at all? Not even a single print statement to see if the inputs were even numbers? I'm honestly shook that you went three hours without just adding one line to catch that error. That's some next level patience right there.

Ten years old and he thinks you're the reason it broke down... that's some serious denial right there. He probably convinced himself it was perfect because he'd been ignoring a slow drip for months. People will go to crazy lengths to avoid admitting their own stuff is just old and worn out.

The price hikes are real. @the_viola I switched to buying flour in bulk from a restaurant supply place near me and it saved me a good chunk. Bakeries really get hit hard with those increases. A little advance planning ahead of time helps a ton.

Has anyone checked if the venue's WiFi router placement is the real problem? Sometimes they shove them in closets or behind concrete walls and it kills the signal in the middle of the room.

That's a great point about the pressure to make everything perfect. I notice the same thing in real life where people seem to think you need a fancy house or car to be happy when really just having a calm, comfortable space is enough.