Procrastination The Art of Looking Busy as Hell®
Uncle Bobby says true productivity means rearranging your sock drawer, rewarding yourself for blinking at a to-do list, and embracing deadlines only when collapse is imminent.
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Uncle Bobby says true productivity means rearranging your sock drawer, rewarding yourself for blinking at a to-do list, and embracing deadlines only when collapse is imminent.
Master the fine art of dodging responsibility by playing dumb so convincingly your partner takes over just to stop the chaos—you’ll be single eventually, but until then, ride the wave of weaponized incompetence.
Turn putting things off into a power move by doing as little as possible, as late as possible, while pretending it’s all part of your genius workflow.
Replace Zoom calls with blackout nap rooms, slap a Post-it on your forehead labeled “Innovating Horizontally,” and demand a Chief Dream Officer—because drooling at work is the new hustle.
Uncle Bobby swears by surviving office politics with a strategic combo of dead-eyed nodding, snack sabotage, and weaponized cluelessness—because nothing says untouchable like pretending you think Karen's still in charge.
If you're going to torch a friendship by dating their ex, do it in matching hoodies for maximum devastation and pretend it was destiny, not betrayal.
Prepare for the robot apocalypse by complimenting your appliances, seducing your smart devices, and dressing business casual for your new AI overlords.
Establish fear with silent Zoom standoffs, demand hourly updates on three-day tasks, and motivate your team with jargon and existential dread.
If you catch yourself spewing corporate jargon, Uncle Bobby says it’s time to dramatically shove an envelope into your resignation letter like it’s a mic drop at a productivity seminar.
Turn your messy house into an avant-garde art piece, call your vacuum "symbolic progress," and proudly marinate in dust like it's a designer choice.
Combat workplace stress by ignoring your to-do list, faking a Zoom allergy, and radiating just enough arson energy to keep everyone slightly nervous.
If it passes the sniff test and the stain’s below eye-level, it’s clean—add a bowl of cereal and you’ve got dinner and laundry sorted.