Oh he should. Most of the time, when the show wants to examine the themes of captains skirting the rules, they usually pick benign topics. But Sisko gets placed in VERY non-benign circumstances.

I always dread explaining to executives how we magically see performance improvements when we realize there's a time delay we started accounting for

Got any fun examples of trying to shave microseconds off of something?

The shakes were gone by the time I walked to my car.

To our bodies, stress is stress, no matter where it comes from. So the rest of today is probably going to be hot garbage.

Gym owner came by, asked how I was doing. He thought it sounded like hypoglycemia, brought me a soda. Checked in a few more times too.

I had the shakes. It took me a while to realize that I the actual issue had passed, and the shakes were probably a panic attack.

In the rack, I realized I was in really bad shape. Like, maybe medical emergency bad. Nauseous, light headed if I wasn't leaned over, for several minutes. I made it to the lounge, but not without feeling like I was going to pass out. I was able to tell one employee that I was feeling really bad.

"I'm not biased" is always a giant red flag. It's only said by people who are totally ignorant of their biases.

"Want to see my microservice collection?"

Mmm.... I guess I should switch brands? Would love to see the same testing done for creatine.