My Profession Is a Rule Bugger

Lin Bai is a programmer who has been writing code for five years. What he is best at in his life is finding bugs. Any system, any program, any rule, as long as there are bugs, cannot escape his eyes. At two o'clock in the morning that day, I went to the convenience store downstairs to buy instant noodles, but unexpectedly entered a world of strange rules. Here, every place has rules that it must abide by. If you violate the rules, you will be forcibly transferred out of the copy. The first thing everyone does when they come in is memorize the rules, for fear of remembering a word wrong. Only Lin Bai, the first thing is to look for bugs in the rules. ——The rule says not to go to the freezer area after three o'clock in the morning? ——Then if I go in at 2:59:59, does it count as after three o'clock? —The rule says don't talk to the cashier? ——Then if I write to her, does it count as speaking? ——The rule says not to take red products on the shelves? ——Then if I remove the red packaging and take it back, does it count as a red product?