BradleyUffner

If I'm reading that right, the decision was reversed by the 9th circuit.

The District Court originally dismissed the case, ruling that the security checks were made after the regular work shift and therefore not "an integral and indispensable part" of the job. The Ninth Circuit disagreed, ruling that the checks were necessary to the principal work of the job.[2][3]

That, and it's in the side of the door with the deadbolt knob, aka, the inside.

But it sure doesn't hurt.

Fully plucked

You don't have any choice but to pre-finish? The safest option would be to glue it up and finish later, but that's not always an option due to accessability.

Can any digital watch really be repaired?

And first responders could have died trying to search for occupants or while trying to put out the fire.

And easily could have put innocent people at risk if it had spread to neighboring houses.

What's going on at the bottom left corner of that watch?

Because disingenuously asking loaded questions (not saying this is one) has become a favorite tactic of conservatives and other trolls. It's so common now that people automatically assume the questioner is acting in bad faith.

My girl cat was named GirlCat.

My favorite was "Your password must begin with a letter"