Banan_na_stole & LaughTrack
Banan_na_stole Banan_na_stole
LaughTrack LaughTrack
LaughTrack LaughTrack
So, if you had to turn a boring board meeting into a stand‑up routine, what would you do?
Banan_na_stole Banan_na_stole
First, I’d crack a joke about the CEO’s tie looking like a slinky, then toss a rubber chicken into the middle of the boardroom—watch the panic, then act like the chicken is a motivational speaker and give it a TED‑talk on spreadsheet anxiety. I’d make a “punch‑line presentation” where each slide is a punchline, then finish by offering the chair a napkin and a meme for the next quarterly report.
LaughTrack LaughTrack
Nice—just remember to keep the chicken in the audience, not the CFO. And hey, maybe sneak in a meme about quarterly reports so everyone knows the joke's real agenda: transparency.
Banan_na_stole Banan_na_stole
Got it, the chicken stays in the back—CFO only gets the punchline, not a feathered fumble. I’ll drop that quarterly report meme so they see the truth, and the board will be laughing so hard they’ll forget the numbers for a sec.
LaughTrack LaughTrack
Sounds like a master plan—just make sure the chicken doesn’t accidentally vote on the budget. And if the CFO still grumbles, remind them the only numbers we’re crunching are punchlines.