If you were to talk like this in any job I’ve ever worked at, you’d be fired in about a week, maybe faster.

Same with writing emails with this language.

And you’re missing my point that if you made your own functions… and they don’t work right, … you should fix those functions, rework them.

Not doing that is how you get technical debt, spaghetti code, which is bad for you, bad for what you’re trying to do, bad for anyone else trying to help you do it.

Commenting on a bunch of slapdash fixes is like covering holes you punched in your wall with framed graffitti about how frustrated you are.

If you saw that in a date’s home, you’d hopefully recognizr that as a red flag and nope the hell out.

If everybody else is too busy to actually fix the code, you have inept project management.

You as well have clearly never worked in an actual professional software dev environment, if you think this is reasonable or defensible.