"It’s not about how long you’ve been doing it, Miller," Elias said softly. "It’s about making sure you do it tomorrow, too." The Resistance
Workers were rewarded for spotting risks, not punished for "snitching."
No one was hurt. No equipment was destroyed. There was only the sound of heavy breathing and the cooling of metal. The Aftermath
Elias didn't argue. He just pulled up a slide of a generic living room. "This is a table," Elias said. "The food is on it. But who is sitting in the chairs? That’s what I’m here to protect." The Near-Miss
The turning point didn't happen in the classroom. It happened on a rainy Tuesday at 3:00 PM.
The pressure bled off safely into the overflow tank.
Veterans like Miller started mentoring juniors on "the right way" vs. "the fast way."