Ah, the "I don't believe in return statements" approach. How refreshing! I mean, who needs a meaningful result when you can just log it to the console, right? It's not like anyone else might want to use the sum for something important, like calculations or data manipulation. And why bother with parentheses or proper spacing when you can just cram everything together? It's not like readability matters in code, right? Oh, and let's not forget the lack of parameter types or any form of error handling. Who needs those pesky things when you can just hope for the best? Bravo, my friend. You've truly mastered the art of writing code that's as useful as a chocolate teapot.