A two-act deck that flips its own colours
Twenty slides that sell a RM10 SIM first and an agent's income second - with the whole palette flipping at slide nine, where the reader's role flips from customer to seller.
figures in the official material that did not support themselves, found while building this deck and replaced with ones that can be checked. A deck that repeats a wrong figure is believed right up until the day somebody checks it in the room.
What was done
This deck is not laid out slide by slide in PowerPoint. It is emitted by a 1,035-line script, and its fifteen pieces of art - the SIM chip, the card, the duplication burst, the QR codes - are generated by a second script rather than found in a stock library. The reason is plain: the deck was rewritten seven times in two days, and seven rounds in PowerPoint means re-nudging every box by hand seven times.
Act one stands on a bone canvas with vermillion accents; act two on ink green with gold. The flip is not decoration - it lands on the slide that asks the reader to stop being a customer and start being a seller, and the eye notices that before the ear has caught up.