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Title: 5 Mandatory Events at the FBI Regional Training Seminar
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travelinthedark
Fandom: Criminal Minds
Genre: Humor
Pairing: Spencer Reid/Aaron Hotchner
Length: Very Short (2,111 words)
Author's Summary:
“Hey guys!” Jeff’s voice is just as upbeat as it was when he was telling the entire conference room about the wonders of community stewardship and his volunteer work as a ‘Big Brother.’ It’s also just as loud, and Hotch wonders if the guy realizes he doesn’t have to shout at people who are less than five feet away from him. “Are you ready to come up and add your ideas to the aspirations board?”
Review:
Found this through fancake and had a good laugh so had to rec it here. I love how its basically an ordinary scenario - fairly typical corporate team-building (typical, that is, assuming employers who care enough to try to build a team rather than, say, foster worker drones) - but because of the characters involved and their perspectives and the context of their lives, it becomes something ridiculous and the way they discuss that ridiculousness amongst themselves is really funny.
5 Mandatory Events at the FBI Regional Training Seminar (on AO3)
Author:
Fandom: Criminal Minds
Genre: Humor
Pairing: Spencer Reid/Aaron Hotchner
Length: Very Short (2,111 words)
Author's Summary:
“Hey guys!” Jeff’s voice is just as upbeat as it was when he was telling the entire conference room about the wonders of community stewardship and his volunteer work as a ‘Big Brother.’ It’s also just as loud, and Hotch wonders if the guy realizes he doesn’t have to shout at people who are less than five feet away from him. “Are you ready to come up and add your ideas to the aspirations board?”
Review:
Found this through fancake and had a good laugh so had to rec it here. I love how its basically an ordinary scenario - fairly typical corporate team-building (typical, that is, assuming employers who care enough to try to build a team rather than, say, foster worker drones) - but because of the characters involved and their perspectives and the context of their lives, it becomes something ridiculous and the way they discuss that ridiculousness amongst themselves is really funny.
5 Mandatory Events at the FBI Regional Training Seminar (on AO3)