FADE IN: EXT. OFFICE - DAY A group of SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS are sitting around a table looking frustrated. DEVELOPER 1: Ugh, why is this happening again? The 4096 token limit is driving me insane! DEVELOPER 2: Tell me about it. Every time we hit that threshold, we have to jump through hoops to make the code work. DEVELOPER 3: Why does it even exist? It's so arbitrary. DEVELOPER 4: I heard it's a limitation of the programming language we're using. But still, it's such a pain. DEVELOPER 1: Remember when we had to split a function into six different ones just to get around the limit? DEVELOPER 2: And don't even get me started on debugging. It's a nightmare with all those extra functions. DEVELOPER 3: I feel like we're spending more time trying to work around the limit than actually coding. DEVELOPER 4: It's definitely slowing down our progress. And it's not just us, other developers are struggling with this too. DEVELOPER 1: We should petition to have the limit raised or removed altogether. DEVELOPER 2: Agreed. It's time for a change. The developers pack up their things and head back to their workstations, determined to find a solution to the pesky 4096 token limit. FADE OUT.