TWSS
The (wo)man, the myth, the manager
Singing in the Reels
Rhyme Time
Corporate Speak
100

"I didnt ask for cream"

Chew

100

I have a scar on my chin from riding my bike into a mailbox

Danielle

100

Before its 2019 CGI-heavy film adaptation starring Taylor Swift and Idris Elba, this Andrew Lloyd Webber musical was the longest-running show in Broadway history.

Cats

100

A feline that’s very overweight

Fat cat

100

This acronym for “Key Performance Indicators” is a favorite metric in corporate reports.

KPI

200

"Stop moaning at the coffee machine"

Luci

200

I got married in Canada

Dan Luther

200

This 1982 film, remade in 2014, follows a plucky orphan girl and features songs like “Tomorrow” and “It’s the Hard Knock Life.”

Annie

200

An irritated father

Mad dad

200

When someone asks you to “circle back,” they don’t mean to take this shape literally.

Follow up later

300

"Turtlenecks Galore! Suck it Liam!"

Danielle

300

I recently started a sports card social presence 

Sean Montgomery 

@smontydaily

300

This 2008 film, featuring Meryl Streep singing ABBA hits, was based on a long-running West End and Broadway musical.

Mamma Mia

300

An animal that sparkles

Glitter Critter
300

If you’re “wearing many hats,” you’re doing this at work.

Handling too many tasks

400

"Oil Up Daddy"

Liam

400

I have a bionic ear

Tyler Hull

(its not actually bionic but his middle ear was reconstructed when he was 11)

400

Before it was a 2007 movie starring Nikki Blonsky and John Travolta, it was a Broadway musical adapted from a 1988 John Waters film.

Hairspray

400

A boxing event held in a very small space

Tight fight

400

This term for an impromptu meeting comes from standing near the drink station.

Watercooler chat

500

"Do it Lady"

Chit

500

I was a member of a professional e-sports team

Greg Billman

500

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s first Broadway musical became a 2021 film about life in Washington Heights.

In the Heights

500

A very tidy guy with a classic mans name

Neat Pete

500

When you want to remind someone they can’t read without openly insulting them, you use this classic opener in an email after they missed information you previously sent.

Per my last email