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Working for the federal government in Canada I learned that following the process is far more important than getting anything done.
It happens in everywhere if you work for the government, red tape is matters more
Results, not important
As someone who has enjoyed much of "Letterkenny", I feel I should steer you in the direction of "Utopia".