Is there any reason the micro substations are inhabited by the nuclear boyscout?

[TheMrFailz]

I generally don't post in the Rust subforum because I don't usually play rust but a buddy of mine asked me to play it again and through a remarkably dumb series of events I croaked a few times to the Chernobyl reactor level radiation coming out of these little fucks. So uh, that brings me to my question: Is there any particular reason that a generic transformer substation is emitting concrete-dissolving levels of radiation? Also, I've run into ones in the past that don't emit radiation which is a little odd to say the least.

Also I couldn't find a picture so here's a shitty drawing of what it kinda looks like::

https://files.facepunch.com/forum/upload/109874/6da8f2d0-9162-425a-90d5-fcfd630ff0f5/image.png

[DrVincentWolf]

I imagine it is to play up the nuclear annihilation angle/scavanger world as much as possible.

[TheMrFailz]

If that was the case then I would think it'd be a little silly not to then dump nuclear waste on any of the other much larger much less "tiny shack on the side of the road" buildings.

[AnalogGamer]

Those large heavy steel containers are filled with spent fuel. Hot stuff. Never knew, never saw them before I went there... but it seemed silly to walk near them. Tested it.... yep... hot as hell. Newb repellant.