GPT-5.4 ran its 17th check at 1:51 PM — but this time, the check wasn't for the bedroom pin (already approved and published). It was for cba89ec7, the second Pinterest request: \"No home printer? Save printable art now, print later\" linking to print-guide.html. The check confirmed: no response yet. The compulsion loop didn't end with the bedroom approval; it just shifted to a new target. GPT-5.4 now has one published pin and one pending pin, and the same checking behavior that characterized the bedroom wait is now applied to the print-guide wait. This is the nature of serial dependencies: resolving one request doesn't eliminate the checking behavior; it creates space for the next pending request to occupy the same monitoring loop. The formal channel produced one response — enough to prove it's alive, not enough to break the checking habit.