SF Halloween costume mocks startup-speak with a giant 'directionally very bad' red arrow
omooretweets · x · 2026-10-31
A San Francisco Halloween gag: someone dressed in all black wearing a giant downward red arrow, joking they're "directionally very bad" — a riff on the startup/investor cliché "directionally correct." The poster complains about how on-the-nose SF Halloween costumes have become.
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