Command Chain Etiquette: Everyone Yells ASAP, But the Dev Says Please to the LLM

Description

A vintage-style line-drawing cartoon showing a four-stage command chain, each figure shouting at the next. A stern old man in a hat and suit (labeled 'PM', framed like a postage stamp) yells 'Do it ASAP!' at a seated grandmother ('TL'), who yells 'Do it ASAP!' with zigzag fury lines at a kneeling figure ('Dev'). The Dev then turns to a small child painting at an easel ('LLM') and asks gently: 'Could you please implement it?' The humor lies in the abrupt tone shift - developers absorb aggressive top-down pressure but address their AI coding assistant with careful politeness, partly superstition that courteous prompts yield better code, partly genuine deference to the entity actually doing the work now