CEO of Big Tech Company Challenges Own Biography to Cage Fight

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Alec Foster, CEO of Big Tech Company, Challenges Own Biography to Cage Fight

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Not all heroes wear capes; some wear vanity like a second skin. Alec Foster, the famously humble CEO of Big Tech Company, has publicly announced his latest endeavor: a cage fight against his own recently published biography, Mercurial Echoes: The Alec Foster Story. Written by esteemed journalist Walter Isaacson, the biography delves deep into Foster's "complex" personality, including the unsurprising revelation that he has daddy issues.

"Fiction or not, any representation of me should be as legendary as I am. This book, though an absorbing read, portrays me as mercurial and complicated. I am neither," declared Foster. "This book has until sundown to meet me in the ring. No holds barred, no words minced."

In a press conference at Big Tech Company’s ultra-modern headquarters, Foster made it abundantly clear that he feels misrepresented by Mercurial Echoes. "Isaacson says I have 'daddy issues'. Well, let's see how daddy issues hold up in the Octagon," he added, flexing incongruently.

As it turns out, the book won't be going into the ring unarmed. "We're installing a robotic arm on the hardcover. Just to even the odds," explained Foster. "After all, I've been taking mixed martial arts lessons from YouTube tutorials, along with copious amounts of human growth hormone (HGH), so it's only fair."

While Foster's challenge to his own biography is a groundbreaking act of pettiness, this isn't the first time he's issued such a bizarre challenge. A glance back in time shows a consistent pattern of the CEO’s inability to take criticism, including a minor feud with a fictional character from a 90's sitcom who “sassed him” in a dream.

In a closing statement, Foster declared, "After I beat my biography, I'll take down any other version of me that doesn't do justice to my awesome persona." In line with this, he has already posted a fight challenge on the platform formerly known as Twitter to Big Tech Company's old logo, just to show how much 'cooler' and 'super not lame' the new logo is.

For anyone who doubted that self-love could go too far, Alec Foster has proven that there is no such thing as an overblown ego—only underinflated ones.

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