At Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans, we sell electric fans! AND THEY’RE ENORMOUS! Install these into your office to ensure your employees don’t die horribly in the summer heat!
Order today to keep the heatwave away!
Order by the 25th August to receive a COMPLETELY FREE installation booklet with your electric fan!*
*Disclaimer: Order after the 25th August 2022 and the installation booklet is at the retail price of £250. Installation fees also apply and range between £4,000-£10,000. Employees maimed or slain during the construction of the fans are not under Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans liability and will need replacing under your budget.
The Eric’s Enormous Fans Success Story
Our CEO, Eric, was horrified by the quality of electric fans.
“I’d be in work at my tedious nine-to-five job on a five figure wage like a pathetic loser and sheep in heatwaves feeling sweaty and gross. Then I had a moment of genius. ‘BIG FANS!’ I screamed. I quit my job immediately to head on my life’s mission.”
Eric spent the next 18 months studying electric fans to perfect his concept.
He lived in an electric fan warehouse to observe them closely in the wild, dressing up as an electric fan to avoid detection from CCTV and security guards.
“Electric fans in the wild are a lot different to when they’re in your office. They’re primitive and territorial, often attacking humans on-sight with their rapidly flapping fan blades. It’s a scary business and only the bravest do it.”
Despite suffering multiple severe lacerations to his arms, shoulders, and face, Eric battled on to document what makes electric fans tick.
“I realised if you make the fans supermassive they lack much of their manoeuvrability that makes them so dangerous. Grounded in one spot, they’ll no longer attack humans. They just sit and blast vast quantities of refreshing cool air onto your body. It is the greatest revelation in the history of the cooling people down a bit industry.”
All Eric needed next was investment from investors. Unable to convince anyone, he instead watched Dog Day Afternoon starring Al Pacino and promptly robbed a bank.
With a cool £800,000 in new investments, Eric legged it to Brazil to avoid arrest and incarceration. And there he setup Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans.
Erecting Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans
Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans disrupts the electric fan market with patented designs of up to 100ft tall. Unlike 100% of other electric fans, our fans are:
- Awesome!
- Absolutely goddamn enormous.
- Dangerous to be around.
- Capable of generating wind velocity strong enough to fling a 6ft stocky male rugby player 10ft across a room.
- Constructed with a team of specialised builders (those ones who, when they bend over, their hairy butt cleavage shows).
Purchase your supermassive electric fan today and we’ll send a team of builders round to construct it. This process only takes three weeks!
Please note, you may need to evacuate your office on several days for the safety of your employees. Maybe give them a day off, or something?
The fan is typically built outside your main building and aimed into your office. It can oscillate 180° and will blast cool air at speeds of up to 400mph. Once it’s erected (lol), simply turn on the fan during inclement weather and watch as:
- Employees are sent sprawling across the floor like they’re in some disaster movie (think Twister from 1996 but gustier).
- Employees are flung bodily across the office, oftentimes being forcibly ejected through windowpanes.
- Office furniture is upended and sent blasting across the premises.
- Employees are obliterated by hyper-dangerous flying furniture.
- Everyone cools down a bit and can, therefore, work far more productively.
Banish those hot summer days where staff lounge around pretending to work!
Order from Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans to get your fan installed today (Disclaimer: Actually, in three weeks time) and have your workforce decimated by severe injury, comas, and death. All in the name of a few seconds of thinking, “Gee, that’s a nice cooling breeze!”
Have you thought about marketing these as a home protection device? It would make short work of even salesmen’s hot air!
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Home protection? Isn’t that what atom bombs are far? People SHOULD NOT use these fans for anything except generating a nice breeze.
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One time looking at a rental property I saw a big fan that said “BIG ASS FAN” it wasn’t a joke. (from Wikipedia) Big Ass Fans is an American company that manufactures fans, evaporative coolers, and controls for industrial, agricultural, commercial and residential use. The company’s headquarters is in Lexington, Kentucky, with additional offices in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and Canada.
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Clearly, that’s COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT on Eric’s Enormous Electric Fans. Eric has his solicitor on SPEED DIAL and will be pursuing the BIG ASS FAN property owner vociferously. Lexington, Kentucky had better watch out!!
Also, is Kentucky where KFC comes from?
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Yep, you have the bluegrass state to blame/thank for the DOUBLEDOWN
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That’s an order for three Enormous Electric Fans, then? First class delivery and construction fees – that’ll be £77,000, please.
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And the pennies keep rolling on in!
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*evil laugh intensifies*
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Yes, yes, keep selling your soul. One day you might have 250,0000 pennies. Good luck cashing them in!
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I’ll store them under my mattress for safe keeping.
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That will be comfy! 🙄
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Maybe. Or it’ll be like that haunting story The Princess and the Pea.
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If I become battery operating and fall in love with one of these monstrosities, would I then be an electric fan of an enormous electric fan? Let us discuss!
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Hmmmm… interesting. That’s like the, “If a tree fell over in a forest and no one was there…” thought experiment.
All I know is Eric makes Enormous fans. I don’t think he holds and petty prejudices against batteries. More fool him if he does!
I feel the main discussion put here is – let’s get summer over with and embrace autumn. It’s a much nicer season.
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Hear hear! I’m ready for it. Summer is overrated.
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