It means "Our incompetence, intransigence, sunk cost fallacy, decision making and hiring idiocy are utterly out of control, and we think this is your problem, not ours. Sorry for the inconvenience."
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Hmm, either that or it's fabricated for the joke.
Conversely: "Our incompetence, intransigence, sunk cost fallacy, decision making, and hiring idiocy have prevented you from ever possibly working with us. Sorry for the convenience."
RIP Mitch.
You would think that being named Null would probably cause a problem. But Jeffrey? lol
Fortunately, his name is Yeff.
This sounds like a response from a LLM
The real question is whether that's a compliment or an insult.
Don’t forget his distant cousin Geff.
They used names as the primary key which means Jeffrey is already taken and I guess they can't use Jeffrey2 because it looks unprofessional.