It was more the "GP5000TL? Not a chance, not ever" sort of thing I found odd
Sometimes telling the customer that what they're trying to do can't be done is the best policy.
When you're doing your own work, you're responsible for everything. As soon as you hand it over to somebody else, they have to consider before starting how they are going to deal with the situation in which the operation was a success but the patient died.
Sometimes telling the customer that what they're trying to do can't be done is the best policy.
When you're doing your own work, you're responsible for everything. As soon as you hand it over to somebody else, they have to consider before starting how they are going to deal with the situation in which the operation was a success but the patient died.