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Our next reddit post is from Billy the Goat. I used to work for this hellhole of a job.

I was a calibration technician, and my job, along with the two others we had, was to keep our tools

and robots in the plant in line with our customer specifications. Failure to do so would allow our

customers to pull out of their contracts with no legal ramifications. So this was a really important

job. Anyways, we were behind on calibration's big time. This was mostly due to the fact that the

lines refused to give us the tools to calibrate the machines because they didn't want it to affect

production. And my so-called supervisor had no spine and kept telling us to work around it.

For reference, we had to calibrate 6,000 different tools and machines, and almost 3,000 of them

were overdue. So yeah, we were in trouble, and this was a ticking time bomb. One of our customers

called and said that next Monday they were coming in for an inspection, which you would think would be

an, oh shoot moment, but no one seemed to care. I volunteered to work that weekend so that I could

calibrate all the customers' machines and avoid this sh** storm. But my boss told me that he

couldn't approve any overtime without a detailed list of what I planned to do. I told him that I

couldn't give him a list ahead of time because I had no clues which tools were where or what I would

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