Not exactly the same but,
Years ago, when the Web was young, I worked in Tech Support for a large computer company (not mentioning any names, but starts with "T" (and ends in "ime")). I was pushing to get 'net access for support purposes, so we could access knowledgebases and download drivers and such.
I got the attention of the MD and a couple of other high-ups, and they came to my desk unannounced to look at this new-fangled "Internet" thing that they'd never seen before. So I was on the spot to do an impromptu demo.
I showed them the browser with its address bar, and how you could usually type http://www.[companyname].com to get to a website. I typed in http://www.microsoft.com and up came MS's site. They looked suitably impressed.
On a roll, I went, "or as another example, we're having issues with our DTK motherboards at the moment. They'll have a website, I'll see if I can get some new drivers." I duly typed in "www.dtk.com" and over the 28.8kbps dial-up modem gently unfolded the "Dress To Kill: Leather and Rubber Fetishware" website.
The MD broke the silence first, with "yes… I don't think we'll be getting that."