It's a Pipe Dream, Baby!
Naomi Klein, the renowned economist and writer, had an idea. It was a pipe dream, but it was so good that it just had to be done. And so, she sold it to the guy in the cubicle next door for a small profit.
The details are hazy, but sources close to the matter claim it was a lucrative deal. We're talking six figures, folks. Six.
The pipe dream in question was a novel concept, one that combined the efficiency of a toaster with the whimsy of a unicycle. It was a thing of beauty, a true marvel of innovation.
But, alas, it was not to be. Naomi's cubicle neighbor, who shall remain nameless, promptly forgot the entire thing and had to be shown to the company's break room by HR.
And so, the pipe dream was lost to the ages, a footnote in the annals of corporate history. But its legacy lives on in the hearts of all who know the true meaning of a pipe dream.