@neweveryday99 Just because A has a cheap suit doesn't mean he's not rich. This was the daily driver of who was at the time the richest man in the world.
@TRAVELLER1863@BirbAnonymous@Schmutz_9R Yeah, I don't think there's such a thing as an ideal workplace. That's why they pay you. Just consider those guys leaving as giving you room to grow. I've seen the opposite and it can be just as stifling as a big factory with guys still working there into their 70s.
@TRAVELLER1863@BirbAnonymous@Schmutz_9R Sounds like your shop still does it right. Develop from within and don't let big factories poach from you. They'll just ruin the ones they get. Most of the "machinists" where I work can't even change the program, and wouldn't be allowed to if they could.
@BirbAnonymous@Schmutz_9R Oh, and you won't be actually doing anything but "push button, receive part". If you actually try to apply your skill, you will be written up. You're basically just Shipping/Receiving wrapped around a machine.
@Schmutz_9R I really wish my trainees were like that. They get in, start working, then quit when they find out it's heavy. Still, most hilarious one I've had so far was a boomer who actually said he was there to work, unlike the new generations. He lasted 2 hours.
Mixed. We know it can't be "Mixed" since all the labels are wrong. If we pull an apple, then we know that's the "Apple" box. That leaves the ones labeled "Oranges" and "Apples" to determine. Since it's already given that the Oranges box doesn't have oranges only, it must be the Mixed box and the Apples box must be the one containing oranges. Similar logic applies if an orange is pulled.