6.i
E-Mails travel
quickly. For example, an employee,
overhearing a conversation between a fellow employee and a group of half naked
individuals, might shoot an e-mail to multiple coworkers well before the
individual conversing with the half naked group had a chance to return to his
or her desk. This e-mail may or may not
relay information from the overhead conversation and might be worded in such a
way that aspects of that conversation which should otherwise be questioned are
presented in a manner that, instead, seems to provide confirmation of the
material in doubt.
The recipients
of this e-mail would probably forward their own set of e-mails, adding their
comments, further diluting the truth of the actual conversation.
Then, by the
time the employee originally conversing with the half naked group returned to
his or her desk in a gasping, squawking, squeaking panic, he or she would
definitely find his or her inbox crowded with messages concerning topics which
he or she was otherwise confused about.
These e-mails would seem to corroborate the information provided by the
group of half naked people and a quick glance at adjacent cubicles might reveal
fellow coworkers hurriedly removing their clothing in an effort to comply with
a new thematic dress code.
