“Where's your
associate?”
“He's looking for
parking. As I was saying...”
“Long and pointy
car? I saw it. Circled the block a few times. I like watching
traffic. Do you like looking down at the streets?”
“Everybody does.
So a presentation about presentations begins. At a certain point
another team enters and begins a mock presentation. This will
reference past presentations, including some historic presentations.
And then...”
“What's the best
stuff you ever crawled over?”
“Oh, desert sand,
definitely.”
“I knew it! I
have to try it sometime.”
“You should.
Finally, the presentation concludes with a presentation on the
fundamentals of presentations and the method in which presentations
are...”
“I kissed a
dolphin once.”
“You what?”
“Kissed a
dolphin. Not on the mouth.”
“How was it?”
“Salty. Wait, are
you talking about recursive presentations? Layers of presentations
within presentations? Which you've symbolized, somewhat clumsily, by
the arrangement of these chairs?”
“Yes, exactly.
Thank you.”
“Isn't there a
danger of the presentation imploding?”
“That's what I'm
counting on. It will be a trap for the cultists. The presentation
will collapse on itself and pull them in with it. They'll never
escape.”
“That's a pretty
extreme solution. I like it. Will any of our people be trapped too?
Never mind, we'll do it! What choice do we have? No more nightmares!
Everything will go back to normal.”
“Yes. I can get
started on...”
“Rocket car!
Rocket car going by!”