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Have you ever had a nagging feeling that you're right about something, but you haven't actually done the research?

Are weather apps getting less accurate?

While on No Such Thing, three best friends and journalists settle our dumb arguments and yours by actually doing the research.

Don't blame me.

I'm not the weather company.

You can search for No such thing with Manny, Noah, and Devin on your eye heart out,

or wherever you listen to podcasts. Welcome to R slash nuclear revenge, where O.P.

destroys his boss's company. Our next Reddit post is from R Hunter. I was a field service tech for a total of 15 years. I've worked on more equipment than I can remember, and I enjoyed it for the most part.

Mainly office equipment, PCs, and networks, but I did have the occasional phone system,

camera system, fire alarm, security door, badge system, remote entry system, and more.

Due to the sheer amount of different tech that I dealt with, I kept very

meticulous notes, made wiring diagrams, recorded master passwords or backdoors to any of the

systems I didn't work with on a regular basis, and kept backups of software related to any of

these installs and operations. I did this with everything, unless otherwise specified by the customer,

since I was going to be the guy fixing it if things went sideways. I was also in charge

of training the customers on the technology. This led me to being a serious jack-of-all-trades,

and some serious burnout due to being the only tech. I finally had the opportunity to switch jobs,

so I put my two weeks notice in with my old job, and this is the basic conversation I had with

my old boss over the phone. You're quitting? Why didn't you say something? Are you unhappy with

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