Mobile CEO Going to the Toilet
"Mobile CEO Going to the Toilet" is a fictional plot and not a real event. Here is an introduction to the related fictional plot:
In some entertainment stories, there are plot settings about the mobile CEO going to the toilet. These stories humorously reflect some social phenomena or poke fun at the business model of the mobile company through this daily scenario of the mobile CEO going to the toilet.
In a micro-animation, there is a scene where when the mobile CEO goes to the toilet, the gatekeeper charges him in a "tit-for-tat" manner. The gatekeeper says that since the CEO is squatting in pit number 8, he has to pay a one-yuan number selection fee; based on the number of farts, an additional fee is charged for being three minutes overtime; he also mentions that the background music belongs to the ringtone service, and an extra 2 yuan should be added, and he shouts the slogan "M-Zone, My Place, My Rules". This plot cleverly borrows some business concepts of the mobile company, such as number selection and ringtones, and creates an entertaining effect with exaggerated and funny techniques.
In another version, the gatekeeper says to the mobile company CEO, "One yuan to go in, eighty cents to come out." The CEO asks why there is a charge for coming out, and the gatekeeper says it's the two-way charging he learned from the mobile company. When the CEO comes out, the gatekeeper proposes a series of charging items: squatting in pit number 8 requires a number display fee, three farts require a roaming fee, being overtime for more than three minutes requires an overtime fee, and he also suggests the CEO get a package. The CEO gets furious after hearing this, and the gatekeeper responds with "My Place, My Rules". The CEO wants to take a photo and report it to the regulatory authorities, and the gatekeeper also mentions the forced package upgrade in the old street area in the west of the city last year. Finally, the CEO has no choice but to pay. This plot satirizes and pokes fun at some unreasonable charging phenomena that may exist in the mobile company by imitating its charging model and business promotion methods, and triggers people to think about related issues in a humorous way.
