Casey’s Meeting Antidote

Personalised colleague gift

The fictional Attendance Archive has assigned a personal file to someone whose diary appears to consist entirely of meetings. Their name is repeated so frequently that the department assumes they are essential to everything. The recipient may have a rather different interpretation.

The title Casey's Meeting Antidote is deliberately matter-of-fact. Beneath it, “Workplace Tolerance Agent” gives the premise the air of a carefully filed observation. The additional label joke, “Could this have been an email?”, rewards a closer look and supplies another small detail for the recipient to notice after the first laugh.

Who it’s for

For a colleague you know well, a personalised leaving gift offers a reminder of shared agenda items and conversations after the call ended. The joke also suits an office birthday when everyone recognises their remarkable calendar predicament.

For this Casey's Meeting Antidote design, enter one name of up to 14 characters and see the label preview before buying. Only the name changes; the wording and established design stay fixed.

What you get

• A 20mL glass vial carrying the Casey's Meeting Antidote design.
• A printed 50 x 30mm label with the Workplace Tolerance Agent subtitle.
• Violet coloured display liquid, intended for decorative display only and not for use.
• A small leaving do keepsake for a colleague with an overbooked calendar.
• Casey is the example name; your chosen name replaces it on the finished label.

Why it makes a great gift

A name on the label makes the familiar office complaint feel like a dedicated commendation. Present it without booking a room, distributing slides or asking for availability, which may be the most thoughtful part of the whole exchange.