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I also feel like within the greater narrative it kinda shows the absurdity that they had wasted a year of their life and were about to die all in an effort to ship an item that is essentially worthless at being a mouthwash and yet the company cared more about it than them as shown by how even opening the compartment in an emergency situation causes a cut in their pay. It plays into the world building of how distopian their reality is.
Thanks man, I never actually thought of it like that
I feel like it can be interpreted in many different ways, but I like this interpretation a lot