Approved by non-author.

I wasn't sure whether it's better to leave it as plain old "arr" or make it more specific. I trust your judgement in this matter so thank you for changing it.

@saudiGuy Yes, thank you. I looked up the improved code on my phone and I unwittingly approved the solution, so I didn't notify you. I wanted to accept it anyway; I only changed the "Pyramid Test" to "Fixed Tests" to really drive home that the tests are unmutable. Also, thanks for making the code better structured.

I guess I can mark this resolved as well.

I didn't know I can mark the issue as resolved, so that's why I post this comment.

I moved it to the tests, and left the preloaded empty.

Good remark. It can't. I'll fix it. Thanks.

I appreciate you're successfully dodging the kata, but a word or two of help would be even more appreciated.

The instructions still seem unclear to me: For example, it says Testing [8, 'A'] and J; Expecting: ['stay', 19]. But if I can choose what an Ace is, whether soft (1) or hard (11), I may opt for soft in this case. My hand is 8+1=9. Hitting Jack brings me to 19. There's nothing wrong with that.

Moreover, what's supposed to happen if the hand is [9,'A'] and the next card is A. Seems obvious to me that I should choose a soft Ace, having 9+1 in my hand, and then hit next card (Ace 11), totalling 21.

For the seconds s, it seems to be a bit too complicated. Instead of seconds%60**2%60, this: seconds%60 should be enough.