Meetings, meetings, everywhere. They're like a virus, spreading across the corporate body, infecting every department and devouring precious time.
The victim: Meeting-42, a conference room of unspeakable horrors.
Here's a rundown of the case:
It all started innocently enough. A group of employees gathered in Meeting-42, eager to share their ideas and progress on Project X-3000.
But as the minutes ticked by (and they ticked, and they ticked), something went terribly wrong. The meeting became a never-ending loop of pointless PowerPoint presentations and awkward small talk.
Some say it was the coffee that did it. Others claim it was the fluorescent lighting, casting an eerie glow over the room like a bad sci-fi movie.
Whatever the reason, Meeting-42 had become a force of nature, a black hole of productivity sucking in all who dared to enter.
A team of experts was called in to investigate the strange occurrences in Meeting-42. They scoured the room for clues, interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence.
But as they dug deeper, they realized that Meeting-42 was not just a simple meeting - it was a Minute-Munchies - a phenomenon that defied explanation.
Some theories suggested it was a government experiment gone wrong. Others claimed it was a plot by rival corporations to sabotage the competition.
But one thing was clear: Meeting-42 was out of control, and only a daring team of experts could stop it.
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