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A previous employer of mine had an office in Scotland. Their main office, I worked pretty remotely in fact.Twice in a year, people spilt coffee over their computer keyboards, and had to have new keyboards. Cost to the company, almost nothing.Suddenly a new rule was introduced that no-one was allowed a mug on their desk. They had to use tip-resistant travel mugs, with a screw on lid, and a small opening to drink through. Genius.Apart from the coffee machine had space for a cup. A standard size mug. It was one of those coffee machines with a little ledge. You put your cup on the ledge, pressed whatever pretentious coffee choice you guessed might be similar to “normal coffee” and it filled the cup.The only issue, is the travel mugs didn’t stand up in the ledge. Too tall. So you had to hold the cup at an angle so it would fill from the machine.Two weeks in, someone seriously scalded their hand, and required hospital treatment, and a substantial pay off.The travel mugs were removed, normal mugs reinstated, and 2 USB keyboards kept in the stock room.Edit : This story seems to resonate with people, I’m not sure why. It’s my fastest upvoted answer, with 400 in about a day. If you’re not Scottish, don’t know any/many Scottish people, and haven’t worked with them, you might not understand why they didn’t just “take away the coffee machine” as some commenters suggested.I managed performance and scheduling for this office. One Monday, my work mobile rang early.I answered it, the caller said “Is this Ben, it’s Davey here.”I replied “Hi, yeah this is Ben, what’s up Davey?”Davey : “I’ll no be in the day”Me: “No worries, how come?”Davey : “I’m in Amsterdam”Me : “Sorry Davey, it sounded like you said you wouldn’t be in because you were in Amsterdam?”Davey : “Aye, I’ll be haim Wednesday.”And then he hang up. He went out on a Saturday night, passport for ID, and woke up Monday morning in Amsterdam, not really knowing what happened. He wasn’t fazed by this, he politely let me know he wouldn’t be in due to being in Amsterdam, and hung up. They. Give. No. Fucks.

I’m an American, born, raised lived here all my life. This comment is not just for the European community. But my experience living here, America is the most hostile place in the world. I’ve been to every continent in the world except Antarctica. Been around the world several times. All my life I have been treated with indignity by Americans since entering elementary school. When I am at a bus stop or airport I get stopped and asked for ID. People always ask if I speak english, when I do speak to them they ask me where I learned it and that I speak well. I’m regularly stopped by authorities when I am about. I’ve been told to go back where I came from frequently. Somehow I get “randomly” selected for extra inspection whenever I fly, but only at American airports. When traveling through the southeast I have been denied services such as filling at a gas station. “We don’t serve you Japanese limousines here boy” by the sheriff, BTW I’m not Japanese. However, I find Americans to be brought up to be violent, with violence their first solution to most problems. Bomb them, kill them, beat them is their first choice to any problem. How often have I heard “nuke em”. This is from decades of personal experience. To answer the question, it is how horribly people are treated while entering the country.

At some government officeMe : Sir i have filled up the form and i have attached my PAN card copy..Officers : But you must also attach your voter id's xerox..Me : Ohh Mannn....After few days...Me : Sir i have attached both PAN card and Voter id's xerox with the form.Officer : But you were supposed to attach two xerox's of each.. And you attached only one .Me : Ohh Mannn.Sounds familiar ?? This is perhaps the biggest painpoint that Digital lockers will heal.. No more photocopies, no running back back-fro for missing documents and proofs..Save paper, save time and save money..And the entities that will garner maximum benefit from this scheme will be students.. No more loads of paper to carry at last.. [I have been through that hassle and the story narrated was like everyday business for me.. :D]