That One That Was Supposed to Be a Pitch

This meeting was supposed to be about a pitch, but somehow it turned into a discussion about the meaning of life. I mean, who needs a pitch when you can talk about the meaning of life?

Apparently, the CEO had a brilliant idea, but it got lost in the haze of existential dread. Now we're left with a room full of confused employees, wondering what exactly we're supposed to be doing here.

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Subpage 1: The CEO's Brilliant Idea

Apparently, the CEO had a brilliant idea for a new product, but it got lost in the shuffle. Or did it?

According to eyewitnesses, the CEO was last seen muttering to himself about "synergy" and "disrupting the paradigm." Now, the whole office is on high alert, wondering what exactly the CEO is up to.

Subpage 2: The Existential Crisis

As the meeting turned into a discussion about the meaning of life, things started to get a little hairy_goals p>

Apparently, someone brought up the concept of "nothingness" and the whole room just... just kinda fell apart_goals p>

Now, the office is in shambles, with everyone questioning the very fabric of reality. It's a tough crowd, but someone's gotta do it.

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Subpage 3: The Search for Meaning

ประกIn the aftermath of the meeting, the office is on the hunt for meaning. Someone, anyone, has to have a clue.

Apparently, the CEO has gone into hiding, leaving a cryptic message on the company's intranet: "The answers are within you, but first, get more coffee."

Now, the office is on high alert, searching for answers, searching for meaning, searching for coffee.