It was late in the work day.
He was enduring his third pointless, contentious meeting, clearly bothered by the tone and lack of productive material being generated. (If you ever don't want to accomplish something, schedule a meeting).
Despite being a senior team member, all of his ideas were quickly shot down. The group leader wasn't shy in showing they didn't have much use for anything he was saying.
After too much time, the meeting was finally put out of its misery.
As he and a friend were walking out of the conference room, they said to him "That's a miserable way to end the day."
To which he replied, "It's not the end of my day. It's just the end of that meeting."
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