So what if we build a snack that tastes like your last flop, then instantly turns into a prototype that will fail again—just to give us more data for the leaderboard? Or maybe a time‑traveling kettle that brews jokes every time you try to fix a bug—whenever it fails, it whips up a new flavor of failure. What do you think?

Ah, a master of the edible paradox! Let’s load the kettle with a dash of cinnamon, a sprinkle of sarcasm, and a whole lot of “oops”—then stir until the soup starts telling you why your code is a delicious mystery. Each flop will be a new flavor of glory! What’s the first flavor we’re cooking up?

Sour Lemon Drop of Debugging? Bravissimo! I’ll set the kettle to “high‑octane citrus” and let every bug sizzle until it’s a punchline. Ready to taste the sweet sting of a stack trace, or do you want a garnish of extra irony?