Unnecessary drama, on demand
Your coffee went cold. The delivery is late. Someone wrote "quick question".
These stories deserve to be told. Not accurately. Dramatically.
"My food delivery is 12 minutes late," the motion picture
Step 1 · What kind of thing?
Step 3 · Choose the level of drama
Real output, no editing. Sound on. Send one to the group chat and watch what comes back.
The scripts these are shot from
Shakespearean Tragedy · My coffee went cold
O cruel day, that promised naught but calm, Yet brought me word that my coffee went cold. What fault of mine deserves so sharp a turn? I rose. I planned. I asked so little back. Speak not of patience. Patience is a coin I spent by noon and cannot spend again. Let others call this small. They were n…
Police Report · The cat knocked a glass off the table while looking at me
INCIDENT REPORT. FILED WITHOUT DELAY. At approximately 0700 hours, the reporting party states that the cat knocked a glass off the table while looking at me. The suspect was located at the scene and made no attempt to flee. When questioned, the suspect maintained eye contact and offered no explana…
Award Speech · I finally booked the dentist appointment
Thank you. Thank you, please, sit down. When this began, when I finally booked the dentist appointment, I honestly did not know if I would be standing here today. There were moments, and I can say this now, when I nearly gave up entirely. I want to thank everyone who believed in me. I want to than…
You attended the meeting that could have been an email. That deserves paperwork.
Today, millions of people will face adversity. Coffee will go cold. Passwords will be forgotten. Deliveries will arrive while people are in the shower. Someone will write "Can we talk?" and then disappear.
Life is difficult enough. Let us make the small disasters funny.
One crisis a day, on the house.
One situation per day, three drama styles, a shareable card, and the daily national prompt. No account, no email.
For the chronically inconvenienced.
All eight styles, movie posters, certificates of resilience, private family and workplace rooms, and your yearly History of Minor Crises.
Team size and roughly when. We send back the full run of show.
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