▣ joe_resume_FINAL.doc
“What do you do?” / Joe: “I'm trying to quit.”
Employee file // Solana trenches
The coin for every normal person
trying to escape the j*b.
$JOE / $MSFT
Solana × OTC Desks
Most people aren't KOLs. They're Average Joes. Finish work. Open the trenches. Try to find one good run. Repeat.
Contract address
AAyo9dsjyfFiyWJ1nZh6uFrrzGkzqUcdmxNmXyRWpump

Identity check
Joe is everyone. The person with a normal salary, a normal job, normal bills, and a completely abnormal desire to never have to work for someone else again.
Not an insider
Not a whale
No allocations
No private group chat
He has:
A paycheck. A phone. And the trenches.
That's Joe.

This could literally be anyone.
There has to be another way.

Bro.
The corporate gateway
LinkedIn.
Need a job? LinkedIn.
Need another job? LinkedIn.
Need to update your résumé? LinkedIn.
Need to post ‘I'm thrilled to announce...’? LinkedIn.
For millions of Average Joes, LinkedIn is one of the main gateways into the corporate world.
And who owns LinkedIn? Microsoft.
The pairing thesis
Because Microsoft owns LinkedIn.
The lore is not complicated. Joe represents the normal worker. The normal worker uses LinkedIn to enter the corporate world. Microsoft owns LinkedIn. And $JOE represents the dream of finding an alternative path through the trenches. So when OTC Desks lets us pair the meme with an asset, the pair writes itself.
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$JOE / $MSFT
We paired the escape plan
with the company
that owns the entrance.

Joe
Average Joe
Experience: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Professional Email Sender
Skills:
Open to not working
[ Escape Corporate ]Launch file
Meme
$JOE
Paired asset
$MSFT
Network
Solana
Venue
OTC Desks
Joe already had the problem. Microsoft already owned LinkedIn. The corporate loop already existed. OTC Desks simply gives us a way to put the meme and its cultural counterpart inside the same trade.
$JOE / $MSFT
[ View on OTC Desks ]Work
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Promotion
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More work
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Retire at 67
Finish work
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Open trenches
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????
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Freedom
One plan has a lot more question marks.
Joe prefers that one.
A meme, not a promise of wealth.

It looks like you're trying
to quit your job.
Would you like help?
Most new trenchers
aren't professional traders.
They're Joe.
They finish work.
They open the trenches.
They try again.
That is the cult.
$JOE.
▣ joe_resume_FINAL.doc
“What do you do?” / Joe: “I'm trying to quit.”
▣ quit_job.txt
Boss: “Where do you see yourself?” / Joe: “Not here.”
▣ one_more_trade.xls
The Average Joe doesn't need a narrative. He is the narrative.
▣ average_joe.bmp

CLOCKED OUT. LOCKED IN.
▣ linkedin_escape_plan.pdf
OPEN TO WORK? NO.
▣ trench_notes.txt
Doesn't understand the thesis. Is the thesis.
▣ pairing_FINAL_v9.doc
$JOE / $MSFT — the worker versus the work machine.
Joes in the cult
0
Site interaction, not real holder data.
Source links will be added here when confirmed. No URLs have been invented.
Source slot
Microsoft ownership of LinkedIn
Pending
Source slot
OTC Desks
Pending
Source slot
Average Joe lore
Pending

$JOE / $MSFT
Average Joe + LinkedIn + Microsoft
We paired the escape plan with the company that owns the entrance.
Corporate paperwork
Employee: Joe
Department: Trenches
Status: Clocked out
Pair: $JOE / $MSFT
OPEN TO NOT WORKING

Clock out.
Open the trenches.
$JOE / $MSFT
Solana × OTC Desks
Contract address
AAyo9dsjyfFiyWJ1nZh6uFrrzGkzqUcdmxNmXyRWpump
Most of us aren't insiders.
We're just Average Joes
trying to find a way out.