Error codes, cmdlets and support-speak, drawn as situations and printed large. If the joke needs explaining, it was not written for you.

Anyone who has ever run a destructive script against production.
general
Anyone who has had a real bug closed with these three words.
general
Identity engineers who can read this error code without looking it up.
entra
Mail admins who have found a connector accepting anonymous submissions.
exchange
Exchange admins still migrating something that predates their career.
exchange
Admins whose change window is whenever users are asleep.
general
Endpoint admins, and anyone the policy has locked out of their own mail.
intune
Admins waiting on a feature everyone else already has.
general
Anyone who has been told a change is applied and then waited two days for it.
general
Identity admins who keep an emergency account nobody is allowed to touch.
entra
The admin who quietly disabled the rollout everyone was excited about.
copilot
Anyone who audited permissions the week the assistant went live.
copilot
The admin who got that support ticket and knew immediately what happened.
copilot
Anyone who has discovered the top tier has tiers above it.
licensing
The person whose actual job title contains the same word three times.
teams
Admins who know exactly how much gets provisioned by one button.
teams
Anyone whose legitimate email was stopped for containing a number.
compliance
Whoever inherited a hold nobody is authorised to release.
compliance
Mail admins, and the newsletter that finally got through.
security
Anyone who keeps a bookmarks folder just for admin consoles.
general
Anyone who has read an incident report explaining why it does not count.
general