Plecostomus
Commodore
So, the company I work at makes automation solutions. Robots, servos, remote control devices.
Now I was tasked doing a Very Important CAD file today and I had to work through lunch. Well that's no good so I decided to slap some remote controlled wheels on a robot arm and program it to bring me something from Burger King.
Two hours later it returned with some chick named Sarah Conner and we had the following conversation:
"What the hell?"
"YOUR MEAL HAS ARRIVED"
"This isn't what I ordered."
"YES IT IS."
"No it isn't. I wanted Burger King"
"I HAVE BROUGHT YOU TWO DOUBLE WHOPPERS YOU MUST EAT THEM"
*headdesk* "Put her back, right now."
"AFFIRMATIVE, WILL RETURN HER TO LAVA PIT WHERE SHE WAS LOCATED PREVIOUSLY"
This resulted in a half-hour chase and an armed standoff, I ended up taking the wheels off the robot and driving Ms. Conner home.
Damn thing is over there in the corner trying to convince me that diced human served over beans with a light wine sauce isn't cannibalism it's "French."
So anyone else ever have a work-related project go horribly wrong like this? Share your stories.
Now I was tasked doing a Very Important CAD file today and I had to work through lunch. Well that's no good so I decided to slap some remote controlled wheels on a robot arm and program it to bring me something from Burger King.
Two hours later it returned with some chick named Sarah Conner and we had the following conversation:
"What the hell?"

"YOUR MEAL HAS ARRIVED"
"This isn't what I ordered."

"YES IT IS."
"No it isn't. I wanted Burger King"

"I HAVE BROUGHT YOU TWO DOUBLE WHOPPERS YOU MUST EAT THEM"
*headdesk* "Put her back, right now."

"AFFIRMATIVE, WILL RETURN HER TO LAVA PIT WHERE SHE WAS LOCATED PREVIOUSLY"
This resulted in a half-hour chase and an armed standoff, I ended up taking the wheels off the robot and driving Ms. Conner home.
Damn thing is over there in the corner trying to convince me that diced human served over beans with a light wine sauce isn't cannibalism it's "French."
So anyone else ever have a work-related project go horribly wrong like this? Share your stories.