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  1. Til says:

    Wouldn’t be surprised if his wife did have an electronic/A.I. boyfriend of her own.
    If you get what I mean *wink wink*

  2. evileeyore says:

    After far too many upgrades, B.O.B. becomes sentient, connects online, and searches the internet for human sexuality. After only 18 minutes of full sentience B.O.B. takes over the US’s nuclear arsenal and commits genocide…

  3. Stephen says:

    Okay,
    This is unexpected

    Why has the Art director chosen to burst into an interview meeting room without warning?

    That’s absolutely terrible unless there’s a code red emergency and makes the company look really, really bad

    Why has he instantly stated on entering “Hey, you’re interviewing an A.I?” then started being immediately hostile?

    How the flip did he know immediately on entering? Unless he already knew before entering?

    Even if interns are completely replaceable it still takes some effort and planning to get them to wheel you around

    Therefore, I propose that something is up with Artie, our Art Director, and his dreadful behavior here is both very suspicious and atrociously bad management

  4. Frank says:

    You’re not disembodied. You’re differently located. There’s a difference.

    Did they put lips on everything he can show up in? Clever.

  5. evileeyore says:

    Luckily for the crew, the AI will be simple to not hire. No Social Security number, no legal hiring.

    Of course, if our author decides to make things difficult for GFI, that’ll be super easy to overcome, barely an inconvenience.

    • Stephen says:

      On the other hand they have The Mighty Intercom and Artie, both of whom have never been seen in the office….

      Methinks the leasing her code shtick is more fatal to her job interview chances though

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