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I don't think your issue is the text, it's your first layer. A number of these prints have pretty significant gaps between the extrusions.
Do you have auto leveling?
Do different prints from "the same batch" look different from one another? If yes, your bed is likely not level.
Do different prints, from the same location, look different between print jobs? If yes, it's likely that something is loose.
Yeah I just moved to a K1 Max and have auto leveling for the first time, and the five batches that varied were from the same bed location so I’ll go through and make sure everything is tightened up, thank you for the idea!