Papa Murphys Intern Tests In Prod

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Writing code without documentation is like casting spells you'll forget by tomorrow. That function you wrote yesterday? Crystal clear. The one from today? Still makes sense. But come back in a week and you'll be staring at your own creation like Gandalf in unfamiliar territory. The dark magic of undocumented code strikes again.

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Junior dev: "Is it normal that the codebase is so difficult to work in?" Senior dev: *stares into the void with thousand-yard gaze* "Years of tight deadlines, changing requirements, and revolving door of developers creates this beautiful disaster. Successful software either dies a hero or lives long enough to become legacy code that you'll maintain until retirement." The brutal truth no CS degree prepares you for: technical debt is the REAL company debt. Your inheritance won't be wealth—it'll be 15-year-old spaghetti code with comments like "TODO: fix this before release" from 2009.

THE AUDACITY of comparing junior developers to pooping dogs! 💀 When that fresh-faced junior makes terrified eye contact while deploying to production, they're not just scared—they're LITERALLY putting their entire career in your hands! Like a puppy in its most vulnerable moment, silently begging "please don't let this crash the server and get me fired on day 12." The deployment button might as well be labeled "career self-destruct" and yet they press it while staring at you with those wide, innocent eyes. The ultimate act of workplace vulnerability!

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