Well, yeah, up to a point. But if the fixing process ends up being the equivalent in cost, time and resources as putting together an expedition lead by your fa

Well, yeah, up to a point. But if the fixing process ends up being the equivalent in cost, time and resources as putting together an expedition lead by your favorite project manager to fly to Kabul Afghanistan and then find a Yak and shave it-- that's more like the type of disruption that "Yak Shaving" refers to. It's not just a few quick edits. I've always wondered, how much would it take for a good team of workers to leave their cubicles and literally shave a Yak?