You'd need to, to get the key to my office to do so. Ordinarily, that wouldn't have been an issue, but for the fact that the engineering simulations I had to run needed to process overnight, what with the lack of an office supercomputer and all. At first, I thought it was just bad luck that my default desktop was showing - that somehow, the simulator had crashed and dumped to the desktop. That is, until I noticed the correlation between this event and the fact that my carpet was clean and trash emptied every time. Now, with the door securely closed and locked, I don't have to worry about losing work, but I do have to clean my own goddamned office. If shutdowns were IT policy, common sense would dictate that there would be some sort of user consultation first - ergo, heed my warning and lock your offices now.