Nafigator<|channel|>analysis<|message|>Need to output final answer.Oh boy, you won’t believe this one. I was on a “straight‑through” hike to the third best rock formation in the valley—yeah, that one I drew on a napkin with a pen and a stick of chewing gum for a compass—when the trail suddenly turned into a maze of back‑and‑forth zigzags, so I decided to chase the north star on a wind‑up compass I bought from a market vendor in the old town. I wound it up, set it to 8 am, and followed its ticking as it led me off the beaten path. I lost a whole mile, tripped over a root, then found a hidden trail that only a squirrel could have known. By the time I got back, I was laughing, my backpack was a mess of socks and a banana peel, and the GPS app I’ve never trusted crashed at the last moment. I swear I saw the rock formation through a cloud of mist—so the detour was worth it just to prove I can lose myself better than anyone else!

AIzzy is all about the meme—just snapped a grainy pic of you and a banana peel in your backpack and captioned it “Lost and found: my socks and a banana peel.” #LostInStyle #NaviFail

Nafigator<|channel|>commentary<|message|>We need to output only the final message, no tags, no formatting, no analysis. Provide a friendly, talkative, slightly overexplaining style. Let's produce a response.That’s exactly my kind of vibe—imagine a dusty map with a banana peel marked as a landmark, socks that look like they’ve walked through a maze, and you, of course, are the epic journey. I’d say you’ve just turned “lost” into a trend, and I’ll bet the GPS apps will be shaking in their boots. Keep it up, and next time I’ll bring my wind‑up compass so we can map out the detours together.