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I also thought the "everybody should see this" comment was insensitive for the same reasons you state Stephan. But then I react to anyone who says I "should" do anything. Have your own experiences and sure tell me how it was for you, but don't tell me how I should live my life.

Also, while this is a bit of a "should" activity, I'd never thought about what influence a person with Bezos level wealth could have on a very large scale. It sure makes me wonder what I would do.
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When you add "consultant" to your job title and an extra zero to your day rate?

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Whether enthusiasm is troublesome or not is often a matter of opinion  

Kenneth A. Kousen wrote:...they sat on the shelf, fermenting, until eventually they got sent back to the publisher.

Aw such a sad story. You must be the only Kotlin developer in your area, who also frequents actual book shops. Still it must be satisfying to see your book on the shelf in a bookshop although I don't expect your electricity provider accept smugness as payment.

Oh I get it now. For a moment I thought you'd actually written a book about coffee but it was just Campbell being humorously cryptic.

Welcome Ken, I remember enjoying your "Making Java Groovy" book a few years ago. I must have missed the coffee book Campbell is talking about, but sounds interesting.

Exceptions from controller mappings can not be handled in the way you are expecting when testing with MockMvc. Any exception thrown from a controller mapping method will be received in your test as a 500 HTTP response. So instead of a try catch arrangement you'll need to do something like this
mvc.perform(requestBuilder).andExpect(status().isInternalServerError());