Hell No!

You know that feeling when you change a single semicolon in a legacy codebase and suddenly the entire architecture decides to have a nervous breakdown? Yeah, that's what we're looking at here. The Simpsons house defying all laws of physics and structural integrity is basically every production system after you "just fix that one typo." Everything still technically works, but gravity stopped making sense and Homer's floating through the living room. The code passes all tests, deploys successfully, and then you check the logs. Should you rollback? Probably. Will you? Not before spending 4 hours trying to figure out what cosmic butterfly effect you just triggered.