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About: This bingo card captures all the inside jokes and classic moments from tech and engineering team calls. Perfect for bringing some humor to those lengthy or repetitive meetings, it pokes fun at common workplace quirks and personalities. Share it with colleagues during your next virtual catch-up or use it to lighten the mood on your team's call.
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The players look at their cards to see if they have the announced word. If they do, they cross off that word.
The first player to finish a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items yells "Bingo!" and wins the play.
The caller validates that the items crossed off form a correct line according to the Bingo card and call list.
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This antonio bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Random ass VPN Question, Let's schedule a meeting, "I'll talk to the AM", Asking for update <24 hours from last time, "Let me know if I can help with that", Old man anecdote, Lengthy old man anecdote, random attack on non-europeans, shock that APAC circuits are having issues, "I'll talk to Lukas about that", kengud, 30 minute screenshare in equinix/some portal no one else has access to., Jira "Investigations" / Detective Dias on the case, Complains how things "used to be better", Forgets decision he made himself, "This should only take a few minutes" (it's hours), Tries to sound tech-savvy but gets it completely wrong, Talks for so long that the meeting has to be extended, Insists something "has to be done a certain way" for no reason, Gives vague instructions, expects perfect results, Explains something everyone already knows, "Let's circle back to that" (and never does), Takes credit for someone else's idea, Doesn't start a meeting he scheduled.
This antonio bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Random ass VPN Question, Let's schedule a meeting, "I'll talk to the AM", Asking for update <24 hours from last time, "Let me know if I can help with that", Old man anecdote, Lengthy old man anecdote, random attack on non-europeans, shock that APAC circuits are having issues, "I'll talk to Lukas about that", kengud, 30 minute screenshare in equinix/some portal no one else has access to., Jira "Investigations" / Detective Dias on the case, Complains how things "used to be better", Forgets decision he made himself, "This should only take a few minutes" (it's hours), Tries to sound tech-savvy but gets it completely wrong, Talks for so long that the meeting has to be extended, Insists something "has to be done a certain way" for no reason, Gives vague instructions, expects perfect results, Explains something everyone already knows, "Let's circle back to that" (and never does), Takes credit for someone else's idea, Doesn't start a meeting he scheduled.