I have a funny PowerPoint story. I worked for hours putting together a presentation to the VPs and owners of the company. To make it extra special I used back

I have a funny PowerPoint story. I worked for hours putting together a presentation to the VPs and owners of the company. To make it extra special I used background water marks from rainbow infrared scans of very hot equipment. With the transparency set to around 15%, each slide made a very appealing pastel presentation. At the start of the presentation something went wrong because the software rev of the machine to present on was lower than the one I developed on. All my water marks came out in full intensity. My presentation looked like an Andy Warhol psychedelic acid tripping fantasy. My boss, on seeing the first slide, said roll with it, as he motioned with his hand, moving with a circular motion, because you know, time is money, and more importantly, the big bosses have no capacity for waiting on peons. So side 1 wasn't so bad, but as each slide progressed, each infrared back ground became more and more intense. The CFO owner on each slide would grimace, reminding me of the kid in Home Alone, looking like he was pushed back in his chair by a stiff breeze. The topic could be interesting to a processing engineering nerd, but under ordinary circumstances it would be lost on all but 2 others in the room. This presentation, however, is burned into the memory of everyone in the room. I am certain nobody remembers a thing I said, but they remember the trippy presentation by sTevo.