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First thought: The phrase itself is pretty cliché for workplace dynamics, but I need to make it fresh while keeping it informative. User probably knows the basic meaning already (peppering someone with questions/feedback), so they're looking for entertainment value. Hmm, how to approach this... Maybe start by acknowledging its overused nature as a metaphor? That feels right because users often complain about corporate jargon being repetitive. Then break down "pepper" vs "salt" aspects - pepper implies constant minor interactions, salt suggests occasional but strong seasoning. For the edgy part: User specifically asked for unsettling examples, so they're probably familiar with workplace power dynamics and want dark humor. The key is to take a common phrase and twist it into something genuinely disturbing while keeping that professional veneer intact. Potential pitfalls: Don't want to accidentally suggest literal salt on people - that'd be gross, not funny. Need to maintain the metaphor's integrity but amplify its creepiness. Maybe compare HR feedback sessions to... well, anything invasive comes to mind? User seems like they're either a disgruntled office worker looking for catharsis or someone who enjoys absurdist corporate metaphors. Either way, they've got good taste - this request combines intelligence with dark humor nicely. Final idea: Structure
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