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Not My Problem

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Not My Problem

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When someone tells you the bug isn't in your code, but you know damn well that means it's about to become your problem in approximately 3 business days. That forced smile while internally screaming because you just know they're gonna circle back when their "definitely not my code" theory falls apart. Classic developer survival tactic: pretend to be relieved while already mentally preparing your "I told you so" for the inevitable Slack message next week.

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