(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Spend an unreasonable amount of time drafting a client email to soften the message
"Been a while" or "Where've you been?"
Screw over your sleep schedule just to break up the monotony
Re-do a client's schedule for them knowing full-well they'll just book the entry without reviewing it
You can tell your pet/child/SO feels neglected
"I can't, it's busy season"
Talk about a client while onsite at another client
Lose sleep over an unfinished workpaper
Client sends something completely unrelated to your request
"You look tired"
Stay late to finish a workpaper; fail to finish it
You can tell a workpaper wasn't really reviewed because you remember a specific mistake that's still there
Client thinks that you're their "internal" control
Stay late solely because you lost track of time
Contemplate the relationship between "job security" and under-staffing
Draft a client email and forget to actually send
SALY something you know is poor auditing
Forget to eat
Client had material transactions they didn't tell you about
"I don't actually do taxes"
Someone asks you for free tax advice
Wish you were doing taxes right now
Client employee blames their predecessor
Freak out about something and the Partner doesn't care
"I'm in the wrong line of business" after seeing a client's revenue
"We've never used anything like that," in reference to a PBC provided last year
"Is it material?"
"We already provided that"
Hold your bladder until sign-off
Work with a fever at or above 99.5°
Sign off on a workpaper after updating only the dates
Miss an important family event
Be in the office at the same time as the cleaner
Correct a workpaper; superior re-wrongs it
Client provides physical print-out of an excel schedule
Design audit procedures around what will come up in peer review
Find/receive a simple solution after digging for over an hour
Take a nap
"No changes from last year" - support is from a completely different software
Client asks you to move to a different room during fieldwork
Audit room is actually in the basement
Finish a perfect workpaper; superior completely overhauls it
Someone thinks you're IRS when you say the word "Audit"
Have a work-related dream
"What even is this?"
Eat time more than twice in a week
Put off a question hoping you'll be better prepared for the answer later
Tell a client they're [one of] your favorite[s]
Three follow-ups and still no response
Grateful you're not doing taxes right now
Last person to leave the office
Talk about Enron
"It should only take about [way less time than you know it will]"
Someone quits mid-season
Violate client confidentiality because you know the person hearing won't remember anything anyway
"Why is this adjustment necessary?"
Ignore a client's blatant personal expense because it's immaterial
Tell a client the audit's going great... but it isn't.
Coffee after 2pm
Actually go your entire lunch without working
Client provides PDF version of an excel schedule
Break the budget answering review comments alone
Client didn't book an adjustment they agreed to last year
Count the days until you think it will be over
"Can you get out of [the software you're actively using]"?
Wordsmith a material difference away with a tickmark
Personal happy hour
Client asks about project status less than 24 hours after sending support
Scope out an entire section for the sake of the budget
"Are we on track?" - After providing support more than a week late
Say you understand when a superior explains but still have no clue
Workpaper was done wrong last year
Lose an hour of work to computer problems
Client balks at audit fee after spending multiple times more on something else they don't need
