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If someone offers you cash from a van and tells you it’s your stimulus check, you can take it, but just know it’s not the type of stimulus check you think it is. Got my stimulus money but it was delivered in person and czech currency? Did this happen to anyone else /psogxKtJji- not nico April 15, 2020 Whether it’s a billion dollars or $2,400, shit will always go down on an elevator - the Knowles-Carter Principle of Gravity. When it's 2400 dollars on an elevator- Queens Child Project, Project Manager April 15, 2020 Multiple streams of income.- SLimePo April 15, 2020 Remind me to hire this wise cat to do my taxes next year. Me trying to file my 2018 taxes so I can get that stimulus check. $1200 isn’t even enough for 3 improv classes- Devin Ritchie April 15, 2020 I mean, if we’re going to be stuck inside for a lot longer, it might be a good investment?
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Read the room, Forbes - danielle weisberg April 9, 2020Ĭostco priced a 82 inch Samsung TV for $1,200, I don’t think that was a coincidence.- Michael Thee Stallion April 14, 2020 Not the choices i'd have gone with but ok /2wE3tkef6s- Dave Itzkoff April 13, 2020 It feels like the richer that people get, the harder it is for them to remember that food costs money, actually. Think the idea is that people will use it to buy food actually /sqjdvihqEY- Jonathan Fisher April 13, 2020 “Only God can judge me,” I say, while plugging in my credit-card information on. When my $1200 check from Trump comes in /AR5r9vK3Ht- Tax Evasion Connoisseur April 9, 2020 No message has ever been so clear, in my opinion. IDGAFWKSYBSYBAITMFH !- PLNT WHSPR ? April 21, 2020
King of wealth redistribution /oqMOWPUyVg- aaronflarin April 20, 2020 I didn’t want to pay rent, but I still paid rent. Just paid rent during a global pandemic I’m 100% a bitch ass nigga- ?? May 1, 2020 I be saying “don’t worry I’m T.J Maxx” when in fact I am J.Crew. I be saying “don’t worry I’m Gucci” when in fact I am T.J Maxx- simpy May 3, 2020 Here are the best jokes (so far) inspired by the coronavirus: Hopefully, at least one joke on this list will make you chuckle despite, you know, literally everything that’s happening all over the world.
As people are forced to turn to the internet for entertainment and comedians are trapped indoors with no way of performing live, the online jokes will keep flowing, for better or worse. The jokes that have somehow been able to remain funny in this crazy, unprecedented time are often not really about the virus itself, but rather how coronavirus has affected our relationship to something else, like health care, our apartments, or each other. A TikTok coronavirus challenge that involves licking a toilet seat? Okay, that’s legitimately horrifying under any circumstance. Jokes about scoring cheap flights to Mexico on a “coronavirus discount”? Not so funny in light of how many people refuse to take social distancing seriously. Sure, the first tweet about what Shakespeare wrote during quarantine was cute, but by its 789th iteration, the bit had worn thin. Furthermore, as time passes and the news changes on a minute-by-minute basis, jokes that were funny five days ago have turned sour. That being said, a lot of the comedy produced in response to the coronavirus has been unfunny, hack, and sometimes legitimately racist.
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Comedy, as frivolous and inessential as it may seem, is humanity’s free coping mechanism, a medium that both distracts us from the horrors of the world while allowing us to get our best and worst thoughts out of our heads and off of our chests. What could possibly be funny about a global pandemic that has altered the very fabric of our existence, in one fell swoop shutting down everything we hold dear, from sports to movies to music to the very notion of human interaction? How could anyone possibly write jokes at a time like this? But in times of crisis, when we are frightened and don’t know what the hell is going on, we’ve historically turned to comedy. The central premise of this article sounds absurd.