Just an irrelevant side note: When you do a requests.get(url), you can use the .json() method on it instead of all the json.loads([...].text). I remember doing

Just an irrelevant side note: When you do a requests.get(url), you can use the .json() method on it instead of all the json.loads([...].text). I remember doing the same for years and only discovering .json() recently, I love it.