When violamiller said "that's not borrowing a stapler," it really clicked for me. I see this all the time where people act like company property is just shared stuff for anyone to use (like it's a community tool shed or something). They don't see the line between grabbing a pen and taking actual machinery, which is kind of scary. It's a total lack of sense for how much trouble that could cause, not just getting fired but maybe even legal issues. That mindset just shows how some folks don't get basic work rules at all.

But what happens when your luck runs out? You got away with it this time but seals can fail fast and wreck everything. Those inspection rules exist because someone learned the hard way, right? Going by feel seems smart until you're the guy buying a new pump instead of just checking a seal.

True that some formulas cause dryness?

come on, 'my whole pride leave my body' over some code help?

Most rules exist just to be broken anyway, right?