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Hey kids, remember: Next.js likes to cache API routes so you might be getting the same data over and over when you're not supposed to. Disable that stuff, save a life.

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Let's be fair, caching is hard no matter who does it. I think it's fine for most routes to default to caching because the alternative could be massive spend accidentally.