I'm perplexed. Can you tell me what is wrong with this script?

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict; use warnings; use diagnostics; 
use File::Find;

open (my $t, '>', '/home/myuser/myfilename.sql') or die $!;

print $t "blah blah\n";

find( { preprocess => \&hi, wanted => \&work, postprocess => \&bye, fo
+llow_skip => 1 }, ".");

sub hi { print $t "hi\n"; return;} # works correctly

sub bye { print $t "bye\n"; return;}  # works correctly

sub work { print "my name is: ", $File::Find::name;
       print $t "I'm a file!"; 
           return;}                 

close $t;
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when I run the script in the current tree directory I would expect a list of filenames being printed in screen and a text file containing:

blah blah
hi
I'm a file!I'm a file!I'm a file!... etc
bye
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But what I have is: "my name is: ." or "my name is: 1" and a file containing:

blah blah
hi
bye
I'm a file!    <-yep, solitary and in the wrong position
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libfile-find-wanted-perl/testing,testing,now 1.00-1.1 all installed, automatic

Can somebody tell me what is happening here? Is not a little late for an 1-April Joke?

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