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@16 :D
extra points if you dropped something while tripping over said wire, jk...sorry man, i know your pain.
For all of those giving the OP a hard time about using the term "mainframe"...give it a rest. A mainframe is a continually evolving general purpose computing platform incorporating in it architectural definition the essential functionality required by its target applications. So #16 a "Windows 98 tower running some POS/credit card/print server, under the tomato sauce shelf" could, although a bit of a stretch, be considered a mainframe in it's most basic sense. The OP could have used a far more stupid term...believe me, I have heard them all!
#26 - no way. the mainframe status is negated by proximity to tomato sauce.
28th!
All restaurants have mainframes.. I mean seriously, who doesn't have a DASD or two back in the office set up with their z10? I've heard you can't sell food without it..
oooooh, that sucks. I once accidentally turned off the main drive thru computer where I work, so we were stuck without one of the computers for about half an hour. I felt really bad, haha. Oh, my noob days ..
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Clearly the wire posed a safety hazard. You should sue your boss.
Why is it out in the open where people can trip on it? Especially at a restaurant, because there is so much traffic! That is not your fault at all!