Haha, I feel ya. Try logging into your router's admin panel and see if you can disable DHCP from there, it might fix things. (Also be prepared to to set static IP on the device you connect to the panel from in case it has issues connecting if disabling DHCP doesn't fix things or resetting your router to factory settings should also re-enable the router as the DHCP server again).
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I don't really want to do anything with my setup because it works fine. If DHCP is switched on on the pi and not configured to assign addresses to a separate IP range from the router it's far from innocuous. Some routers also don't allow DNS settings to be modified so using the pi as DHCP lets you hand out the the pi as the DNS as well.