It started like any other meeting: with a projector that didn't work, a conference room that smelled like mildew, and a facilitator who seemed to be having an existential crisis.
The topic for the day was "Synergy-Driven Innovation" but we all knew it was just a euphemism for "who's going to get fired prophets of doom".
As the meeting dragged on, a small group of rebels began to stir in the back of the room. They were a motley crew: there was Bob from HR, who was secretly a 90s grunge fan, Maria from Marketing, who had a penchant for avant-garde fashion, and Dave from IT, who was actually a cyborg from the year 3050.
Together, they formed the "Redundant Resistance", a group of outcasts who sought to overthrow the tyrannical "Meeting Overlord" who ruled with an iron fist and a penchant for pointless PowerPoint presentations.
As the meeting reached its climax, the rebels made their move. They stormed the front of the room, their bright orange jumpsuits a stark contrast to the drab, beige-colored conference table.
The Meeting Overlord, a.k.a. "The Man with the Red Pen", looked up from his notes, confused. "What's going on here?" he stuttered.
"WE DEMAND REAL CHANGE!" shouted Bob from HR, his flannel shirt a testament to his true identity.
And with that, the Redundant Revolution began. The Meeting Overlord was dragged away, the projector was smashed, and the conference room was... well, it was still kind of a mess, but with more character.
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