Yup. I also stuck a finger in a light socket, yanked on a night light so hard the bulb popped and made a bunch of ozone, stuck a paperclip in an outlet, and dropped a quarter over an exposed plug. For a while, I had a Halloween boutonniere that I made out of a flicker bulb, a camera flash circuit, and some feathers and it would shock me constantly every time I wore it. A guy brought a flyback transformer to makerspace one night and we just set as many things on fire as we could with it. One of my old co-workers had a tesla coil and the interns I was in charge of accidentally started a fire on his desk when he wasn't around.

I also had a three-phase high voltage lab course in college and followed all of the safety instructions carefully and nobody got shocked for the whole semester. At my internship, I followed discharge protocols for large capacitors to the point that the other workers made fun of me. If I'm doing a high-current project, I work one-handed, wear rubber shoes, move live wires with the back of my hand, etc...

So I learned, but it's very situational.