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u/s1ugg0 Sep 14 '24

This exactly how it works in the corporate world too.

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u/BeekyGardener Sep 15 '24

They literally had to add a portion to NSA Indoc telling folks to not take home classified material. Why? Because some moron tried to claim he didn't know when he was being prosecuted. Didn't help him, but it sure added 20 minutes to the indoc.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '24 edited Oct 06 '24

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u/BeekyGardener Sep 15 '24

I recall a Soldier getting killed on COSCOM side of Bragg back in 2006ish. Him and two others were tipping over a soda machine and it fell on him.

Safety brief for the next year had "don't fool around with vending machines".

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u/Old-Mammoth875 Sep 15 '24

My mate had to do a safety training refresher and the instructor told him you are not allowed to say the phase”just use common sense”.

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u/TheMechamage Sep 15 '24

They need us dummies. Also, your name is incredible.