What if this levy fails?

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[r9etb]

I see that you, too, noticed that there were no administrators on the "cut" list.

[TheOtherOne]

not allowed to walk here

What does that mean? Who prevents people from letting their kids walk to school? I am hardpressed to see who could enact or enforce such a rule and on what basis. Please add more detail - thanks.

[Terriergal]

Well they did mention a couple of custodians. But yeah, no techies are cut.

[Terriergal]

technology depts...got a pass on the cuts. These two operations are traditionally the most overbudgeted depts a school system funds.

They probably run Microsoft. They could try using open source and save a lot of cash. But that might cause them to have to learn how to operate a computer.

excuse the windoze chip on my shoulder there...

[Terriergal]

"If it keeps on rainin', the levy's gonna break!"

I'm sure they'll hire someone at an obsecen amount to put their finger in the crack and stop it.

[Cyrano]

I'm sure they'll hire someone at an obsecen amount to put their finger in the crack and stop it

And that new hire will be tasked with shoving $20 bills into the crack until it stops leaking.

Of course, the shover will require a new administrative hire: "Assistant Vice Principal for Fluid Infrastructure".

And then there's the SCUBA gear that they'll need to buy in order to evaluate the leak from the other side. Which of course will involve taking core samples from the levy at the point of failure. Which will make the leak worse.

Which means they'll need to hire another person to start shoving $20 bills into the cracks...