I've been so lucky throughout my career to have almost entirely worked with competent and smart developers. I've always wondered what a conversation with one of these other ones is like, after a production site is found to use 123456/123456 as credentials. "Hey, Mike, we just had someone in the public notice that our admin interface could be accessed by anyone with default credentials. You're the manager on this project. How did this happen?" I would love to be a fly on the wall for that conversation, or read the postmortem. How does this kind of configuration even make it past code review, let alone staging and production?

While also providing evidence that you do indeed love overtime based on your answer. Ugh… the only way to win is not to play.