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Funny Sarcastic Journal - Documentation Because Meetings Aren't Enough Punishment

Funny Sarcastic Journal - Documentation Because Meetings Aren't Enough Punishment

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Surviving the meeting was hard enough, but now you have to document it too? This hilariously relatable sarcastic journal is perfect for anyone who knows that attending pointless meetings is just the first layer of workplace torture—then comes the documentation. Because apparently, wasting your time once wasn't enough.

Product Features:

  • 5.75"x8" matte hardcover: Premium quality construction with smooth finish
  • 150 lined pages (75 sheets): Plenty of space to document all those meetings that could've been emails
  • Full wraparound print: Bold, relatable saying that captures meeting culture pain
  • Matte finish: Sleek, professional look with a suffering-in-solidarity attitude
  • Casewrap binding: Durable enough to survive endless meeting notes

Perfect For:

  • Documenting meetings that could've been emails
  • Recording pointless discussions and circular conversations
  • Keeping receipts on who said what in meetings
  • Action item tracking and follow-up notes
  • Manager meeting logs and team discussions
  • Surviving corporate meeting culture with humor

Why Office Workers Love It:

This isn't just a journal—it's a shared acknowledgment of the absurdity of meeting culture. Whether you're documenting the meeting that accomplished nothing, recording decisions that will be reversed next week, keeping track of action items no one will complete, or just surviving another hour that could've been an email, this brutally honest notebook becomes your companion in suffering. Because meetings aren't enough punishment—you also have to write about them.

Ideal Gift For:

  • Coworkers surviving endless meeting culture
  • Managers drowning in back-to-back meetings
  • Project managers documenting team discussions
  • Anyone whose calendar is a sea of meeting blocks
  • Office parties, Secret Santa, and white elephant exchanges
  • Professionals who know meetings are punishment enough
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