25.852 & 26.110: Also jumps to match 25.593 & 26.628

54.214 - 56.973: Sounds in this section like 54.214 or 56.455 have lot more emphasis than surrounding singles and could use jumps to match

80.248: Switch columns with 80.766 to better fit PR

82.662: Same as 80.248

105.248: A patterning here like 214214 would better match PR due to higher drum pitch at 105.421

149.731 - 153.179: Absolutely no reason to not have anything here

-Song could end at 212.145 and there'd be no loss whatsoever, false endings aren't funny. Especially with how the last 2 repeats of the ending, the notes are going to sounds with incredibly faint and muddied downbeats to where it doesn't feel like you're playing to anything.

*File's fine, but the song itself has no variation and with you going the whole nearly 4 minutes it also leads to a file with pretty much no variation. I understand what you've currently got jumps going to but if you stick to just those sounds as jumps and nothing else you lose out on a lot of impact and emphasis other sounds in the song may have. You were certainly consistent with it though.

80.248: From comment about switching columns, I don't mean just swap the two notes and leave it as that. Just that 80.248 is obviously lower than 80.766 and this spot right here would be as good a spot as any in the file to follow PR. Just because adjusting these two notes would mess with 81.283 and 81.455 PR slightly doesn't mean you should ignore these initial two notes that are blatantly worse off than the other two that you're worried about, can always adjust slightly around it . 1323 still fits PR better than current pattern anyway, or even a 1324 which still fits idea of ascending pitches better than current pattern while not mushing with your 1231234 pattern just after. And then obviously all of this again for 82.662.

95.593: Original pattern is better due to (23) being a better jump to start roll with than (13). Current roll pattern is also fine as the directions fit slight pitch differences in the higher-pitched sound going on.

149.731: Just because a layering choice is followed all the way through doesn't mean it can't be adjusted slightly for small sections where it'd be warranted, which case for this section, it's definitely warranted. The few times you had single whites for buzz noises in other parts of the file (nothing wrong with btw) doesn't mean you can't also have singles here of whatever color to the very distinct and prominent vocal sounds instead of just ignoring it and having nothing for 4 seconds. Layering can be fluid, there can be slight adjustments while still keeping consistency, not everything is black and white.