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[The Good Place] Why did the demons care that the humans kept needing to be reset?

I don't really understand why it was a bad thing that the humans kept figuring out it was the bad place if Micheal could just wipe their memories. He successfully tormented the humans for over 300 years. What does it matter that every few months he had to snap his fingers? Surely the reset keeps things fresh and interesting for the demons too; "actors" can be replaced, demons can try out other torture methods and other roles. It doesn't seem to cost time or resources to reset everything. I just don't see a downside to it.
gpt
because the torture was being undone. The point of the torture was to continuously torment the humans and drive them to new levels of trauma and pain. By restarting them, they basically undo all that progress to their psyche.