‘Could we just get it over with and ’do it your way?'': Rookie tow boat drivers put in their place after tattling on their senior barge manager, then they end up begging him for help when their undercooked plan backfires

• While I understand that a fresh perspective can lend some insights in the workplace, when it comes to tried-and-true techniques to finagle a boat into a tiny slip spot on the banks of the river, I'm going to lean into the expertise of the guy who's been frequenting the salty spittoon for the last 30 years. Usually, experience is far more valuable than innovation, and the senior barge manager in this next story taught a few extra-green sailors the ways of the sea by letting them fumble… Hard.

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