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That Tuesday started like a slap – three HVAC crews buzzing at the gate while I fumbled with binders of emergency contact sheets, my palms sweating onto smudged liability waivers. The scent of toner and frustration hung thick as contractors tapped steel-toed boots, eyes darting to production schedules they were already late for. Our old system wasn't just broken; it was a liability grenade with the pin pulled daily.

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