You are the owner of a small, family-owned delicatessen. The shop was founded by your grandfather and is very important to you. Recently, business hasn't been good. A large chain grocery store has opened up in your area and is drawing away a lot of your customers. You're struggling to stay afloat and don't have any extra money to put back into the business.

A couple of weeks ago, one of your workers pointed out that a safety guard on one of the meat slicers had broken. You plan to get it fixed soon, but just haven't gotten around to it with all the work you have. You've warned the employees to be careful when using that slicer and so far there hasn't been a problem. Besides, you think injuries are the fault of careless employees, not the machinery. When you were young, none of the meat slicers had safety guards on them, and you still have all your fingers.

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