more src memery

code/modules/jobs/job_types/job.dm

@@ -118,19 +118,19 @@
 
 /// Generates a bank account for the person who's getting this job datum
 /datum/job/proc/generate_bank_account(mob/living/carbon/human/reciever)
-	var/datum/bank_account/bank_account = new(H.real_name, src)
+	var/datum/bank_account/bank_account = new(reciever.real_name, src)
 	return bank_account
 
 /datum/job/proc/get_access()
 	if(!config)	//Needed for robots.
-		return src.minimal_access.Copy()
+		return minimal_access.Copy()
 
 	. = list()
 
 	if(CONFIG_GET(flag/jobs_have_minimal_access))
-		. = src.minimal_access.Copy()
+		. = minimal_access.Copy()
 	else
-		. = src.access.Copy()
+		. = access.Copy()
 
 	if(CONFIG_GET(flag/everyone_has_maint_access)) //Config has global maint access set
 		. |= list(ACCESS_MAINT_TUNNELS)

hyperstation/code/controllers/subsystem/economy.dm

@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ SUBSYSTEM_DEF(economy)
 /**
  * Returns a value of the amount of money a bank account would be getting. It's just some simple multiplication.
  * Both the bank account and job is allowed to be null here.
- * 
- * Thanks to the ultimate nature of byond, double-colon accessors, ::, get the default values of the bank account and
+ *
+ * Thanks to the ultimate nature of byond, colon accessors, :, get the default values of the bank account and
  * job datums if the respective one is null. You can pass zero arguments here and you'd get the "default" amount of a paycheck.
  */
 /datum/controller/subsystem/economy/proc/GetPaycheck(datum/bank_account/account, datum/job/job, multiplier=1)
-	return account::base_pay * job::base_paycheck_multiplier * multiplier
+	return account:base_pay * job:base_paycheck_multiplier * multiplier