On the Application of Quantum Probability Tunneling to Improve Manufacturability of Printed Circuit Board Designs: A Case Study

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(Tape recording of interview between Jason Payne and his attorney, Lawrence Fisk, at Federal Jail)

“Yeah, OK, I guess. But Larry, you gotta get me out of here.”

(Unintelligible)

“Dammit, I did cooperate. I told them the truth, just like you said, to get immunity. Yes, the whole truth. No, OK you’re right. It’s just that if that damn Sanchez hadn’t come in to get a cup of coffee…

“No, I guess it doesn’t make a lot of sense. OK, let me go back over the whole thing, just like I told it to them.”

The coffee was a real sore point with us. Some Cost Containment Weenie had noticed the printed circuit board shop used more coffee than the average department and slapped a ceiling on our supply. It did no good at all to point out that we were as far as hell and gone from the cafeteria and we worked all kinds of weird hours. All that got us was a form letter spouting the Cost Containment Credo for Effective Engineering. I was damn glad none of us had digestive problems. If we had, the Cost Containment Weenies probably would have rationed our toilet paper—not to mention flushes.

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