Can you share more details on the serverless horror stories related to reliability?

Sure. Some customers have reported that the prices at Hobby Lobby can be very deceptive. They might see an item marked at a certain price, but when they get to the checkout, there are additional hidden fees or the item is rung up at a higher price. For example, a decorative item was labeled as $10, but after tax and some unexplained 'handling charge', it ended up costing almost $15.

Sure. There are stories of people who, after getting hooked on Oxycontin, resorted to selling their belongings. For example, a man sold his car that he needed for work just to get money for the drug. He then lost his job because he couldn't commute. This led to him becoming homeless as he couldn't pay rent.

Another aspect could be that the Kumon instructors are not very understanding. They might not take into account that a child could be having an off - day or might be dealing with personal issues outside of Kumon. Instead, they just keep pushing the child to complete more work, which can be really distressing for the young learner. There are also stories of parents feeling pressured by the Kumon system. They are constantly worried about their child's progress and may end up putting too much pressure on their child as a result of the competitive environment that Kumon sometimes creates.

Sure. There have been EB - 5 horror stories where immigrants were misled about the job creation aspect. In the EB - 5 program, job creation is a crucial requirement. But some projects falsely claimed that they would create the required number of jobs. When the time came for verification, it was clear that the jobs didn't exist. This put the immigrants' status in jeopardy as their EB - 5 petitions were at risk of being denied.

One 'serverless horror story' could be sudden and unexpected cost spikes. For example, a small startup used a serverless function thinking it would be cost - effective. But due to a spike in traffic, the number of invocations skyrocketed, and they ended up with a huge bill without proper cost - management in place.

Well, in terms of discipline, there are also stories about how the chain of command can be unforgiving. If a lower - ranked legionnaire questions an order, no matter how unjust they might think it is, they can face serious consequences. They could be put in solitary confinement for days, which is a very tough and scary experience for anyone.

Also, there were issues with inventory quality. Some consultants received products that had defects. Since they were already committed to selling these items, they either had to sell them at a discount or take the loss. And when they tried to return the defective items, they faced difficulties. The company's return policy might not have been as straightforward as they thought, leaving them stuck with sub - par inventory.

Sure. Sometimes, the pbds testing can be extremely time - consuming due to complex algorithms. For instance, if the testing process involves multiple nested loops in the pbds code, it can take a very long time to run through all the possible cases. This not only delays the overall development cycle but also frustrates the testers as they have to wait for ages to get the results.

In some horror stories related to misinformation, DNA test kits have given wrong information about potential genetic disorders. A family might be led to believe that their child has a serious genetic disorder based on the kit's results. They then go through a lot of stress, make appointments with specialists, and start preparing for a difficult future. But when further tests are done, it turns out the initial result was wrong. This not only causes emotional distress but can also put a financial burden on the family for all those unnecessary medical consultations.

Well, in terms of customer service horror stories at Walmart Auto Center, one common issue is lack of communication. A customer may drop off their car in the morning and not hear anything until they go to pick it up in the evening. And if there were any problems or delays, the staff didn't inform the customer. Another aspect is that the staff might not be very knowledgeable. When customers asked for advice on certain car issues, they got very vague or wrong answers which led to more problems down the road.