In his directorial debut, Tyler Nest crafts a hilariously absurd comedy that asks what happens when the world is literally ending and you’re stuck giving a PowerPoint presentation. The film follows an unnamed, perpetually flustered office worker, played by Tyler Nest, who is tasked with delivering a corporate pitch to a room of disinterested executives. However, as he fumbles through slides about quarterly earnings and market trends, the apocalypse begins unfolding outside the conference room windows. Meteors rain from the sky, chaos erupts in the streets, and the building shakes from the destruction, yet his audience remains stubbornly focused on his poorly designed charts and awkward delivery. The central conflict emerges as the protagonist must decide whether to abandon his doomed presentation to warn everyone of the impending doom or to stubbornly see his career-making moment through to the bitter end. With a runtime of just fifteen minutes, Tyler Nest delivers a sharp, fast-paced satire on corporate culture, existential dread, and the absurdity of maintaining professionalism in the face of total collapse. This darkly comedic short film keeps viewers laughing as it masterfully balances workplace banality with cosmic catastrophe, leaving audiences to wonder just how far one person will go to avoid being a failure—even when the world is ending.