A group of office workers couldn't believe their luck when their new management decided to host a corporate retreat. Finally, a chance to escape the monotony of the office and build some team spirit, or so they thought.
The day started innocently enough with the team participating in the "disc test", where each employee was given a disc to throw around the yard. The objective was to throw the disc as far as you could and then have a teammate catch it for extra points. Simple enough, right?
Well, not quite.
As soon as the discs started flying, it became apparent that the majority of the team had never played frisbee before. Instead of gracefully soaring through the air, the discs were veering off course and crashing into trees, buildings, and even unsuspecting coworkers.
Management was quick to notice that this game wasn't going as planned and decided to switch things up by introducing disc golf. Essentially, it's like regular golf, but with frisbees instead of clubs and balls.
What could possibly go wrong?
As it turns out, a lot.
The team was split into smaller groups and sent off to play the course. While some groups managed to make it through relatively unscathed, others were having a much harder time. Frisbees were getting stuck in trees, lost in bushes, and even landing on the roof of a nearby shack.
But the real chaos began when one group accidentally threw a frisbee through the window of a neighboring building. As they rushed over to assess the damage, they were greeted by a room full of startled conference-goers who had been in the middle of a meeting.
Needless to say, management was embarrassed and quickly tried to diffuse the situation, blaming the mishap on a "team-building exercise gone awry."
The employees were left feeling defeated and disheartened, wondering if they would ever be able to trust their management again. As for the neighboring conference attendees, they were less than thrilled to have their meeting interrupted by a rogue frisbee.
In the end, the retreat proved to be anything but a success, leaving everyone involved desperately wishing they had just stayed in the office instead.
