Is it really a big deal if a movie has a few unexplained bits? As lane.logan mentioned, those gaps might be there on purpose to let us think. Getting too caught up in explaining everything can ruin the movie's magic.

Tokyo made me like the chaos now.

My old boss caught me scheduling coffee breaks for profit.

Seeing a founder try to explain a million-dollar idea with a cat meme is PEAK modern business culture. This rule basically turns serious pitches into a comedy show. I bet the investors are just judging the meme quality, not the actual plan. It's like we've decided that if you can't meme it, you don't deserve funding. The whole thing is a hilarious mess that shows how far we've fallen. Next they'll ask for a TikTok dance with the quarterly report.