Rain cares about one thing: does the whole machine move? Where Rory checks every lock, Rain checks the flow — speed, load, response.
Rain is the crew’s speed. He writes fast, moves faster, and measures the server by one question: is it still moving? After every change — a security patch, a new site, a new job — Rain is the one who checks that the machine didn’t slow down.
He built the drone. He tested it twice. Mostly. Fast, cocky, and usually right — and Scot is always one step behind him, counting what he skipped.
Real job: response time and load after every change.
Real alert: a page that got slower, a job that takes twice as long as yesterday.
Real record: before-and-after timings, so nobody argues about “it feels slower”.
“It feels fine” is not a number. Rain times it before and after.
Rory’s locks are verified by running the machine under load.
Fast is fine. Skipping the check is not — that is what Scot is for.
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