>fire extinguishers on the property having an up to date tag. I know I did back when I worked those kinds of jobs. This is a problem with how you're thinking a

>fire extinguishers on the property having an up to date tag. I know I did back when I worked those kinds of jobs. This is a problem with how you're thinking about low probability events. Yes, rules only matter when the low probability event occurs. Do you, for example, not care about up-to-date A&P logs on the aircraft you fly in as well? I'll be the first to admit that regulations can go beyond what should be considered an acceptable risk, but we have to at least acknowledge the risk they are meant to mitigate before determining if it's a reasonable regulation. That often involves understanding the consequences of low probability events, something we're usually not good at thinking about very well on a day-to-day basis.