Today, I had an appointment with the CEO of a big company about a game I'm going to make for them. The first thing I did after sitting down was to throw my coffee all over his desk. FML
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Mauskau
| 35
"This is what you'd do with your coffee once you've realised how amazing my game is!"
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kablabbb
| 0
Guess you can say it was the hottest game of the year BA DUM TSS
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By
Mauskau
| 35
"This is what you'd do with your coffee once you've realised how amazing my game is!"
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kablabbb
| 0
Guess you can say it was the hottest game of the year BA DUM TSS
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mattyiscool123
| 26
Are you sure because I wouldn't buy it
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bulletsinthewind
| 21
It was an accident, and accidents happen unexpectedly. Hopefully he's not an asshole and understands. Good luck OP
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URBeingLied2
| 23
OP never said it was an accident . . .
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Welshite
| 39
Brewing bitterness in your client is only the first step. Now add a little honey to the mix. He might be sticky, but it'll sweeten him up for sure.
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RichardPencil
| 30
Ta-da!! That IS the game!
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Dominus101
| 20
A little nervous are we
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pjsr
| 32
YDI - It's bad form to take drinks into an appointment - for this reason and that it looks unprofessional. You can go 20 minutes or an hour or whatever without nursing a drink.
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jessicasoho
| 13
Odd to hear a CEO of a "large company" involving themself with game developers, unless the company IS a game developer which raises more questions. Indie developer, sure meeting a CEO is likely, but a "large company" CEO runs the company from a business end, not game development. In the end, don't take coffee into meetings?
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atradr
| 8
Does this company happen to be Legends of Learning?
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LudicMonster
| 22
Yes! Now throw his coffee all over his desk as well to further assert your dominance!