Shurup & President
Shurup, I hear you’ve been tinkering with something that turns ordinary speeches into full‑blown stage shows. Mind showing me the gadget that can make a politician’s promises stick around longer than a campaign slogan? I’d love to see if your inventions can outsmart the usual spin.
Sure thing! Imagine a tiny box that looks like a coffee mug, but inside it’s a quantum‑echo loop. When a politician rattles off a promise, the gadget snaps the words into tiny audio shards, then zips them back into a continuous hologram that hangs in the background of any room. So the promise keeps humming until everyone’s ears get the memo for good. Want to see it in action? Just bring a mug of your favorite brew for a quick test run.
Well, if you can keep that mug from turning into a full‑blown time‑machine, I’ll consider trading my speechbook for a cup. Bring it over, but only if the hologram doesn’t start demanding a vote of confidence.
Gotcha, no time‑machine vibes—just a slick echo‑mug! I’ll bring the thing tomorrow. And no, the hologram’s only got a mic, not a ballot box. Let’s make your speechbook jealous of the stage!
Sounds like a plan, but keep the mug warm. I’ll be there with my coffee, ready to hear promises that finally stick around longer than my last election campaign. See you tomorrow!
Sure thing, I’ll keep the mug warmed up with a mini heater. Coffee’s on me, promise’s on the holo—no voting required. See you tomorrow!