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Boardroom Meeting Suggestion meme template
Boardroom Meeting Suggestion is a meme format on WhatiMeme. Used to show a meeting or group discussion where reasonable or expected suggestions are offered first, followed by one disastrous, tone-deaf, or wildly unpopular idea that gets its speaker immediately rejected (literally thrown out the window).
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Make the first two replies clearly reasonable so the third feels like a sudden drop. Keep the bad idea short, specific, and obviously worse than the others—the humor comes from how fast everyone agrees it deserves the window.
Caption zones
- Presenter bubble — Sets up the problem, goal, or question the meeting is about
- First reply — A sensible, expected, or approved suggestion
- Second reply — Another sensible or approved suggestion that builds on the first
- Bad idea — The terrible, clueless, or self-sabotaging suggestion that causes the throw
Example captions
- Presenter bubble: How do we get more people to use our app?
- First reply: Better onboarding
- Second reply: Fix the bugs
- Bad idea: Add more pop-up ads
The first two answers are standard product advice; the third is the exact opposite of what users want, making the ejection feel earned.
- Presenter bubble: We need to cut the grocery budget
- First reply: Meal prep
- Second reply: Store brands
- Bad idea: Just stop eating lunch
Practical thrift tips are undercut by an extreme, unsustainable “solution” that everyone immediately rejects.
- Presenter bubble: Ideas to make the group project better
- First reply: Split the work evenly
- Second reply: Start earlier
- Bad idea: I’ll do the title slide and you do the rest
Captures the classic freeloader move that tanks group work and earns instant exile.
- Presenter bubble: How do we fix our sleep schedules?
- First reply: No phones in bed
- Second reply: Consistent bedtime
- Bad idea: One more episode won’t hurt
The bad idea is the exact rationalization everyone makes, turning self-awareness into the punchline.
- Presenter bubble: Ways to look productive at work
- First reply: Update the tracker
- Second reply: Send a status email
- Bad idea: Walk around holding a laptop
Contrasts real work signals with pure performative busywork that bosses and coworkers both hate.
Common mistakes
- Making all three replies equally bad so there’s no escalation
- Writing a long essay in the presenter bubble
- Forgetting the bad idea must clearly cause the rejection
- Using inside jokes that only one niche understands
- Putting the punchline in the wrong bubble
Also known as
boardroom suggestion · meeting thrown out window · corporate meeting meme · boss throws man out
