Please Laugh

I was working on a request for my board game tutorial, where a user wanted the piece to be able to bounce back if it hit the end and still had some roll left. You all, when I tell you I worked for four days solid to try and figure out why the piece was moving where it was moving! First, it made me realize that I need to do an episode where I talk about the Godot debugger. 🤔 But the debugger wasn't actually being helpful in answering the questions I had. Second, I wound up writing this absolutely spectacular slop:

So, this is kinda nonsense. I'm showing you because I'm hoping it helps. I know that print statements aren't excellent debugging practice, but I actually got the answer doing this, and also???? Print statements can be deleted, it's not that serious.