Re: The Answer
This is not correct. On a machine with a local instance of MYSQL the Z value differs with varying queries, even though the payload is roughly similar, and the Y value tends to stay the same. Perhaps you have it backwards which would make sense:
Z = time it took the MySQL server to execute the query (parse, retrieve, send)
Y = time the resultset spent in transit from the server to the client
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