Ruby is beautiful.

It's weird, and different and therefore a bit repulsive (at least to me it was) at first. But, once you learn it, it's so easy to read it and to understand what's going on.*

* Side-note: Sometimes variables or methods look the same as parenthesis () are optional. So, yes, there's more things that can look like magic or be interpreted in multiple ways, but more times than not, it helps to understand the code faster, because `clients` and `clients()` (variable or method) doesn't matter if all it does is "get clients" and you just need to assume what's stored/returned from that expression. Also "get clients" can be easily memoized in the method implementation so it gets as close as possible to being an actual variable.