I'd say you have one. If you had one before, you didn't know what really happened when you went `var that = this;` and aired your opinion about how `this` is be

I'd say you have one. If you had one before, you didn't know what really happened when you went `var that = this;` and aired your opinion about how `this` is being stupid. So you got the arrow function, where `this` acts the way you expected before, when you said it was stupid. You can't complain about both. The scoping of `this` has never really been too hard to understand. I learned it my first week doing JS.