@headius had a small question. I have a code snippet
```require 'concurrent-ruby'
require 'minitest/autorun'

class TestThreadPool < Minitest::Test

  def enqueue_work(pool, work)
      pool.post do
        begin
          puts "#{Thread.current} - Starting job #{work}"

          begin
            STDIN.gets
          rescue java.lang.Exception
            puts "#{Thread.current} - Failure during work:"
          rescue
            puts "#{Thread.current} - Failure during work:"
          end

          puts "#{Thread.current} - Finished job #{work}"
        rescue => e
          puts "#{Thread.current} - Failure during work: #{e.inspect}"
        end
      end
  end

  def test_threadpool_executor
    pool = Concurrent::ThreadPoolExecutor.new(
        min_threads: 1,
        max_threads: 1,
        max_queue: 0, # unbounded work queue
    )

    enqueue_work(pool, 1)

    sleep 3

    puts "#{Thread.current} - Killing pool!"
    pool.kill
    puts "#{Thread.current} - Pool killed!"

  end

end

```

I'm surprised `STDIN.gets` which is a blocking call is not throwing some interrupted exception