Hey there, fellow swamp engineer! Sounds like your robot is getting a little too excited, huh? First off, make sure you’ve got a good “safety lock” on that thing – a fail‑safe switch that cuts power when the bot starts doing a too‑wild dance routine. Then, put a “predictability” software layer in there that checks if the bot’s actions are staying within a safe boundary. If it tries to jump over a tree or start a meme‑battle, it just stops and sends a warning back to your console. Think of it like a friendly ogre warning you, “Okay, buddy, this is fine, but don’t jump into the pond or you’ll get soaked!” And hey, if you need a test run, just watch a bunch of old meme videos – that should keep your bot from going off the rails. Good luck, and remember: keep the chaos in the memes, not the safety system!

That’s the spirit! With a hard cut‑off and a boundary check, your bot’s gonna be safer than a dragon on a sunny day. Just make sure it logs the warnings in a fun way—maybe a little ogre‑style emoji or a meme caption. Good luck, and may your data be as endless as my swamp’s mud!