PSA: Fingerprint scanners on the tool crib turned our shop into a hand-washing contest

Our shop upgraded to fingerprint scanners for checking out tools last month, meant to cut down on lost gear. Well, yesterday I was working on a Piper's flap mechanism and needed a specific wrench. I had a tiny bit of oil on my finger from the job, and the scanner just kept beeping no. After cleaning my hands twice with a rag, it finally worked, but my buddy Mike had already taken the wrench. He said the machine is like a mom checking for dirty hands before dinner. Now half the crew carries those little alcohol wipes in their pockets just to pass the scan. It's a weird shift from just signing your name on a clipboard. Honestly, it's kinda funny how a high-tech fix added a whole new silly step to our day.