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Build me a simple Python tool called LuxLog that helps me see the real cost of doing “free” AV setups for clients. I want to track things like expensive gear use, especially LED wall hours, the wear on that equipment over time, and the staff hours spent on setups that brought in no revenue. The point is to show that even if we charged the client $0, it still cost us money in equipment lifespan and labor.

Keep it as a terminal script that’s easy to run and understand. It should let me plug in a few basic numbers, use reasonable synthetic estimates if needed, and then calculate the hidden cost of the free setup. I also want a simple recommendation at the end, something like STABLE if things are fine or CRITICAL if we’re giving away too much and risking burnout or hardware replacement problems.

Please make the output clean and readable, with comments and sample values so I can test it right away. If you need context, look up current best practices online.

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