Our pedestrian crosswalk beg buttons say "WAIT!" in a semi-urgent male voice when you press them (or wave at them closely in some cases). Meaning, wait for the light to change and the walk sign to light up.
Tonight we encountered one that said "Change password" in a non-urgent female voice. Couldn't get it to repeat that, nor give any more audible output while we were there waiting for the light to change. Pushed it a zillion times. (Usually you can push them and get it to say WAIT! WAIT! WAIT!)
LMAO.
My boss at the last employer would annually close all tickets older than a year. If there were any in there still relevant and possibly could be gotten to within the next six months, we were told to reopen them.
This continued to be a thing over the 11+ years I was there. I legit had reopened some tickets a few years in a row before I got around to doing them. They were important but not urgent. Many other tickets though were valid to get rid of as the bit of environment they pertained to no longer existed or changed in ways that the original problem no longer existed (or did but didn't matter as nobody used it in a way to trigger the problem)
