(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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Add that to the backlog.
You need a full copy sandbox.
Can we solve this with a formula field? Probably not, but let’s try anyway.
Your sandbox is like Vegas—what happens there stays there.
Flow errors out during demo, when it worked fine during testing.
Did you try it in incognito mode?
Yes, you can automate that, but should you?
Surprise sandbox refresh needed.
Slack notification mid-demo.
Salesforce has a solution for that. It’s called ‘pay extra.’
Just update it in Production.
We’d like this tomorrow, is that possible?
Do we really need training?
Congratulations! You’ve successfully reinvented Excel in Salesforce.
I thought my allocated budget was a suggestion
If I submitted my expense report on the 6th, will I still get reimbursed on the 7th?
Your data model makes sense… if you squint.
We don’t test in production… unless we’re feeling lucky.
That’s out of scope.
Oh, that’s a Salesforce limitation.
Can’t we just buy Salesforce and turn it on?
What do you mean Nike Air Force One’s are not reimbursable? I can use them to run!
Just create a new record type.
Why do we need to enable Multi-Factor Authentication?
What is a Sprint?
We don’t have any requirements yet, but give us a quote.
It’s an enhancement, not a bug.
We just need something simple... like AI-powered automation.
Is it standard functionality?
Our data isn’t messy, promise!
You didn’t change the API name, right?
No, you can’t make it all required AND optional at the same time.
Which browser are you using?
That’s a managed package issue.
Have you tried turning it off and on? Oh wait, it’s the cloud.
