After I first read this, I wondered what actions the "NO" response might start. I couldn't think of any except jumping to a page that says "Well, now, you're an idiot, aren't you?"

Now I see you could have a page that says, instead, "Well, now, you're an idiot, aren't you? I'll just go ahead and eject that disc for you."

This could be amusing if a cabinet door must be opened to make room for the tray when it's out.

The bit about getting stuck in your thinking? That happens to all of us. I continually recommend backing up one step or more and thinking "what exactly do I want to do here" when getting stuck like that. Sometimes we come up with silly ways to handle things because we've concluded that something must be done... and we came up with something silly to start with.