Running Away From Bad Code
When you leave a company and now all your bad decisions are someone else's problem I am running away from my horrible code And it feels good.
Michael Scott climbs onto a moving freight train while jokingly escaping the terrible code he left behind after leaving a company. The punchline is the guilty satisfaction of making past mistakes someone else’s problem, so it is used as a reaction to quitting or handing off a messy project.
man in a suit / мужчина в костюмеfreight train / грузовой поездtrain car / вагон поездаrailroad tracks / железнодорожные путиindustrial yard / промышленная площадкаopen train door / открытая дверь вагонаbrown metal car / коричневый металлический вагонdress shoes / классические туфлиtie / галстукcode / кодrunning away / убегание
- @ithueti / 7201 2022-07-26
- @right_wing_dev_squads / 8723 2024-02-13
- Type
- image
- Size
- 598×800 · 94.0 KiB
- Mood
- саркастичный, облегчённый
- Language
- en
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