Once you play it, it kinda makes you crazy. I remember I was once forcibly shoved against a piece of cubicle by my friend and mafia nemesis, Laurie. She now denies the ultraviolence. She was mad because she had to choose to believe me or some other sucka. She chose me and of course I was a member of the pirate mafia (I just threw in pirate because I'm into the piratia lately!) I took over the town and won the game!!! (Glory days alert)
Anyway, check out what I got from a past colleague in Oakville (thanks Facebook!):
Hi Denise...you'll be happy to know that your legacy at GE lives on. On our
last offsite management meeting, all we did was play Mafia. There was 9 of
us on
the trip, we were in Montreal, the city was at our disposal and we
just looked
for a watering hole that didn't mind the noise and would let us
play until the
wee hours. We're addicted!!
I worked as a Finance manager with these cats three years ago! This...this is the type of lasting change I facilitate in my corporate career. Please remind me when I get down about not making enough of an impact, k?
Have a great day everyone!
xo
d
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Oh yeah, the game definitely spread from our cottage weekend last year. I found myself having to play moderator a bunch of times this summer...I didn't do as good a job as you.
You always get the credit for it btw. 'Heather's friend Denise's game' is how it's been referred to.
I refuse to admit to reserving conference rooms in California.
Jen
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