In banking, a 95-percent-correct output may be treated as entirely wrong because correcting it can take as much or more time than rebuilding it or using a template.

“You know, it's virtually unusable. There's a, there's a phrase as a banker you're taught, uh, very early that if it's ninety-five percent right, it's a hundred percent wrong because it takes just as much time, if not more time, to fix a flawed output as it is to just build from scratch or use a template.”