Did you call your regular vet's office line first? That saved me once. My cat ate a rubber band and I called my normal vet at 7am, the receptionist said if he's eating, drinking, and not throwing up, just watch him. He was fine by noon. I only go to the ER now if he's actually struggling to breathe or bleeding nonstop, otherwise I wait and call my regular vet as soon as they open. The $900 for a "wait and see" is brutal, but better than a $4000 surgery for something that passes on its own.

Staring at code until it works is the real developer experience. I usually have to walk away for ten minutes and then the answer just pops into my head.

Honestly, that warm bag detail is key. It proves the whole assembly line in their head was running perfectly, right up to the bagging station. The grill person cooked, the wrapper wrapped, the bagger felt the heat and folded the top. Every step got a green light except the one where food actually goes in. It's like a ghost meal passed through the system.