ORP doesn’t tell you the story you think it does. It reacts fast, stays quiet when the job isn’t finished, and panics when chemistry turns chaotic. Speed isn’t success, motion isn’t progress, and during fecal incidents time beats automation every single time. This clip breaks down why ORP is a signal—not proof—and why public health protocols pull it out of the driver’s seat when it actually matters. For all the feels and the full conversation, listen to this episode in its entirety on Apple Podc