The data that gets skewed / screwed up is "score_keeper".
As far as I can tell, what I wrote should do this:
At the end of the script, either create a row for today if it doesn't
exist, or update the row for today with the integers that were built up
as the script goes, with a value of 0 or more.
I'll come in the morning sometimes and see that both dictated and
proofread have values of ~144 or more in the database, which makes no
sense because I know there haven't been that many dictated or proofread
since the beginning of the day. Sometimes it's 220. I don't understand
where it gets these values from.
Any ideas?
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