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Do we really expect they do that for baggage handlers? When it's 2 pounds over. Do they mark overweight bags with big hazard signs so the handlers know?
No no no not other jobs. This one job specifically: airplane baggage handler. And I'm not talking massively overweight bags which sounds like your friend, I'm talking the 1 and 2 pound overweight. Are they marked with massive hazard signs so everyone knows it's 1 pound over.
The limit is the limit. It was set there for a reason. Anything over it should be treated the same. Otherwise where's the line? It's 50lbs but ok we'll let you buy at 52, what about 53? 54? 55? 60? What's a little over?