One story from my time at the army service came into my mind, and like my grandpa does, I want to share it with you, no matter if you want to read it or not (my grandpa also doesn´t give a shit if you want to hear his stories or not, he will tell it anyway.) And like him I am making a huge unnecessary introduction without getting to the point of the story.
However, our army coats had hoods, so you were able to cover up your head during rain. But the rules never mention how to do it and when, so we were introduced not to use the hood because of the lack of instructions. It was just not the way soldiers should wear their coats, and we had our hats or helmets against the rain.
However, there was Sergant Stork, and when it rains he used his hood to cover his head. And his interpretation of the rules was different. He argued, that the service administration, in all their wisdom, gave their people coats with hoods for a reason, and this reason might be snow and rain and that we should use it if we want to, because the service administration surely didn´t failed in their decision of giving us this device.