Congratulations with your lustrum and the place where you work.

This reply is of "one of those customers". I have to made some confessions:
- I always admired the Nickname “The SAS Dummy”. I was thinking it was a marvelous example of British sense of humor of “the understatement”.
Found: you are not British related at all.
- When I want to explain someone who you are. I have said many times:
“the guy of IBM writing promoting OS/2”. I should not do that anymore that is very old history

You are one the biggest promoters of Eguide. That thing of SAS that is coming away of the old approach of having: a/ source code b/ output – results b/ processing-log. And even more weird, no letters / characters were existing, just some numbers. This is the way the IT was when the hardware was having punch cards and the paper printed. Still many people are kept thinking and working like this.
I am connecting you to /* punch cards ; paper print */ to get that way of thinking to real history. I am sorry for that.

I believe you : 20 years working at a great place is a good thing. You can always improve yourself, getting better all the time. That is the professional approach. On the other hand, being locked up in a special way can get you unworldly.

Why I am saying this?
I have some opinions and experiences in this direction with SAS. Perhaps a “SAS dummy” can do something with that. That is not in the scope of this posting of you anymore.