Behold the sacred Friday deployment ritual, where brave souls push code to production and immediately start drafting their resignation letters! The adorable woodland creatures perfectly capture the duality of developer existence: one innocently praying for divine intervention while the other has already accepted their fate as a forsaken DevOps monk. "Deploy First, Pray Later" is basically the tech industry's version of "shoot first, ask questions never." And that soul-crushing subtitle? "God abandoned this pipeline long ago" is the most accurate description of legacy CI/CD infrastructure ever written. Someone's Jenkins setup is held together with duct tape, prayers, and a single person who left the company in 2019. Nothing says "I live dangerously" quite like deploying on a Friday afternoon and then spending your entire weekend in a cold sweat, phone clutched in your hand, waiting for the PagerDuty alerts to start screaming. Chef's kiss to whoever created this masterpiece of existential developer dread! 💀