You don't need to use else at the very end.

If you use return, then you don't need to use break.

Chained ternaries is a clever solution. Probably wouldn't be best if more reactions needed to be added in later though.

Nevermind, I figured it out. If you're having the same issue keep in mind that not all results are in the future.

I'm getting "Test Failed: Expected: now, instead got: " as an error. I've got the kata all figured out though.

Directions unclear, rage quitting this kata.

Great, someone else who makes every variable "potato". :D