When time slips, at first you don't notice it. You don't think anything's changed--most of the time. Most of the timeslips are small enough to shrug off. They mean you'll get a ticket for leaving your car parked too long, or have to explain to your boss why you didn't show up one day--just say that you're horribly ill with something that kept you so busy vomiting you couldn't make it to a phone. That's usually enough for them. You may find yourself in one of the bigger timeslips. That's actually what we're hoping for. If that happens, rest assured, the company will provide well for any family or designated beneficiaries that you have left behind--or ahead--and you will also receive very generous compensation. Of course, that's why we insist that you always carry with you the--

Inspiration:"Our Surprise Decision" by Burnside Project
Story Potential: High, actually. At least medium-high.
Notes: An interesting idea for story set-up, that could go any number of places, future or past. Past would be, I think, more interesting--but also would involve more research. Also, must decide how to play corporation--"Corporations Are Evil" would be too easy.