Subversion Of Corporate Culture Is Tricky

“You're not going to engage with him, are...”

“Karl, what are you doing?”

“...you—okay. Yeah, Karl, what are you doing there?”

“What am I doing? I'll tell you a riddle: what is the opposite of a meeting?”

“Uhhh...”

“Prophecy.”

“Huh.”

“It's the paper and the ink. The ink. Think about that.”

“Is this new? This seems new. Nobody told me about this.”

“It's a new development, but we didn't think it was important. I'll handle this. Karl? Karl, do you see these papers we're holding? Take a look. That's right. We're carrying them around. That's our job. We control the papers. They do not control us.”

“Okay. Yes. You're right. I don't know what came over me. What am I doing?”

“It's all right, Karl. We're all under a lot of stress.”

“Yeah, I'm fine now. Say, can I see that piece of paper?”

“Sure. Hey! He ate it!”

“I am the Paper and the Ink!”

“I still have my paper. Let's go, we have a lot of walking to do.”