> when I have my 2 programmers in office I'd like to think that you see "my 2 programmers" as "my team" but I've come to expect phrasing like "when we have our

> when I have my 2 programmers in office I'd like to think that you see "my 2 programmers" as "my team" but I've come to expect phrasing like "when we have our 2 programmers in office". That perspective emphasizes that we're all in this together, rather than serfs working for the benefit of the lord. The "my programmers" phrasing plays into my prejudice that one reason you like having "your programmers" in office is the exhilaration you feel in seeing them at your beck and call.