True or False: System admins can't check out batches using the Me link.

The statement is true because system administrators typically have different permissions compared to regular users. The "Me" link in many systems is designed for users to manage their own tasks or batches, allowing them to check out items assigned directly to them. System administrators usually have the capability to oversee and manage the entire system but may not have the ability to check out batches using that specific feature, which is often restricted to end-users for organizational and security reasons. This delineation is intended to maintain proper workflow and control within the system, ensuring that the right personnel are accessing and working with the data designated for their role.

In contrast, the other choices suggest various scenarios that either allow or partially allow system admins to check out batches. However, these don't align with the common practices and permissions associated with administrative roles within many systems. The restriction serves to maintain order and prevent potential mishandling of batches that could arise if administrators were permitted to interact with them in a way that overlaps with user responsibilities.