rubblehandover
/ˈrʌbəlˌhændˌəʊvə/nounVerified NewA transfer of office conducted over a deliberately damaged state, with deleted files, voided contracts, and gutted records.
The outgoing side loses, then makes the loss expensive: drives wiped, databases "migrated," staff dispersed. The winner inherits keys to a building with the wiring pulled out.
Etym. — rubble + handover. Five syllables, kept for the institutional weight of the scene it names.
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