Yes. It reminds me of when I used to do a show at a student radio station. The station got a new boss - New, young, creative, kinda thing. Not too good at handling pressure, though. Boss is supposed to do stuff like sell and produce ad jingles, but it didn't work out. Boss is supposed to talk with the people producing content and make executive decisions and stuff, but it was less stressful to decide things in secret and not tell. Boss was supposed to pay bills, but guess what? After a while, Boss stopped coming into the office at all, leaving the poor people who were actually only supposed to catalogue records or do an hour of "this weeks campus news" to try to run whatever needed to be done with whatever mandate they could find (it is difficult to try to pay bills when the post box keys hasn't been in the office for the last three weeks).
Well, the high point was somewhere around when Boss suddenly one day, after two weeks of no-show, suddenly appeared at the station. Boss loudly and enthusiastically announced "I know what we should do!" - bated breath all around. Boss runs to the photocopier, makes a photocopied face, runs to the nearest noteboard and pegs the face-copy to it: "There! We should all copy our faces and hang them around the station! That will make things a lot more fun!" Then boss ran off out the door again, leaving a stunned silence behind.
