Hit my 10,000th logged repair ticket this morning, some random RAM failure on a Dell from 2019. I never counted them, but seeing that number in the system made me realize how many weird little quirks I've memorized that no manual covers. Anyone else ever glance at their lifetime count and feel oddly proud?
Man, 10,000 is wild. The part that gets me is the stuff you only learn by getting your hands dirty, like which screws strip easy or how a certain model always fails the same way. No training ever covered that, you just picked it up one busted machine at a time. It's funny how the brain holds onto all those tiny tricks you can't look up anywhere. So here's what I want to know, when you hit that number did you stop and picture any single ticket out of the whole pile, or is it all just one big blur by now?