I can't read a sentence ending in "...is about to explode" without being put in mind of a low-rent press release from an idea-free MBA's idea of a startup. Not

I can't read a sentence ending in "...is about to explode" without being put in mind of a low-rent press release from an idea-free MBA's idea of a startup. Not that I think that's what this is, it's just an unfortunate turn of phrase.