Another Data Breach
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What happened to the good old days when people just breached contracts?
Businessman standing beside chart with long downward bar graph taped to it.
With the increase in hacking, the I.T. department has proposed sealing all of our data in blister packs.
“… And so it looks like another bad month as the data continues its downward trend.”
“The red bars represent the obscene numbers this quarter. The black bars are censoring those red bars.”
Conrad always had the cleanest data.
The numbers look bad this month… like, the-chart-is-continued-downstairs bad.
A gag cartoon showing a business man standing next to a chart in a meeting room saying, “Last month’s sales figures went very well. So well, in fact, they fell back and crushed the previous months.”
“So what is the data telling us? Well, as of this point here, we’re no longer on speaking terms.”
“As you can see here, there were a few downticks, followed by a few upticks, finishing off with some antics.”
As the data shows us in this chart, sales have exceeded expectations. In a related graph, expectations are at an all-time low.
“As the data indicates, our profits continue to climb well into the third quarter…”
“Please don’t read anything into the minutes, Ms. Thomas. Just reading the minutes will suffice.”
” We’ve got a nice looking trend line here- I’d like to thank the entire team for contributing this data, including Gerald, for the outlier.”
We can’t do big data, so we got a bunch of small data and threw it all together.
“According to the latest data, our social media post rankings are staying fairly consistent with consumers, hovering just below cat-shaming memes.”
Once again, we’ve managed to miss this month’s sales goals. Fortunately, we hit all of our sub goals.