No, you're right. The statement is an exclamation of being overwhelmed by the irony of a situation, and irony itself is... slightly editing Wikipedia's definiti

No, you're right. The statement is an exclamation of being overwhelmed by the irony of a situation, and irony itself is... slightly editing Wikipedia's definition for clarity, it's "an event in which what appears to be the case on the surface, differs radically from what is actually the case." I find that irony indirectly relates to cynicism sometimes. I think the "in the house" exclamation/reply was in agreement with what you were saying, and that it was directed at Salesforce.