"In the end, it was always the end," boomed the accountant from an antique ledger, moments before deciding to retire his idealism.
The echo of laughter reverberated through the corridor of resigned confidence. Reports suggest it was last heard in a company meeting about reducing the overuse of free coffee.
"Decisions made today will undoubtedly influence the decisions we choose not to make tomorrow," stated the middle manager, half-heartedly exploring existentialism through existential laundry lists.
On the outskirts of this haunt, a ghostly figure in plaid quietly mourns the deflation of once-vibrant marketing slogans: "Your satisfaction guaranteed, or your dissatisfaction certainly acknowledged."
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