“It’s a programming problem, seriously!”
“Oh, yeah, Mr. Electrical? It was a ‘programming problem’ the last 5 times, when you wired the SRXs backwards.”
“Uh… my wireless just acted up. Something about ‘Duck, 858’s auto reversed’.” thinking Men and their turf wars… at least the robot looks good!
Student #2: “See, I told you programming on a mac just works!”
Student #1: “I guess. But can it run the driver station software?”
Student #3: “Hang on, I’m checking to see what Chief Delphi says.”
Student #4: “I really wish they would’ve figured this out before we got to the practice field”
It’s not that the girl on the right has nothing to do, it’s that she’s waiting for the boys to ask her so she can give them the answer they’ve been trying to find for 30 minutes now…
L to R
Student 1: “How many programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb?”
Student 2: "I don’t know, lets ask Steve. Steve, how many programmers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Student 3: “None, that’s a hardware problem.”
Student 4: “Kill me now!”
Student on far right: “I am not a member of That ONE Team. I just traded for one of their shirts and wore the drive team button as a substitute for their absent drive team member in the picture.”
Later, after the event:
Student that was on far left: “Do you think the robot would’ve worked if we had plugged the radio in?”
Student on second left: “Maybe if we had remembered to put the battery in…”
Third left student: “What are you talking about? My laptop worked the whole time off of battery power!”