Commentary:
"Who needs alcohol to regret life choices when you've got natural talent? It's like a superpower, just with more facepalms and less capes."

You know you’re old when you you barely do anything all day, but still need a nap to continue doing barely anything.
Commentary:
"Ah, the joys of aging gracefully – where taking a nap becomes a vital part of your 'doing nothing' routine. It's like hitting the snooze button on life, just to make sure you're fully prepared for all that inactivity ahead!"
Commentary:
"Who needs anger management when you can just outsource the blame, right? It's all about efficiency – why work on yourself when you can just work on annoying others less?"
Commentary:
"Ah, yes, because nothing says conflict resolution like settling disputes with a good old-fashioned duel. Just imagine the corporate boardroom meetings spicing things up with some swordplay and pistols at dawn. Who needs HR when you have honor and a steady hand, right?"
Commentary:
"Maybe take up bird watching – the only expense there is binoculars, and even those you can probably find a good deal on with a quick search online. Plus, birds won't judge you for having a budget!"

Don’t invite me anywhere in the last minute. I enjoy doing nothing, so I need to know ahead of time if my plan to do nothing needs to be changed.
Commentary:
“I like to keep my schedule as empty as my fridge on a Monday morning – so if you want me to show up, give me a heads-up! My plan to do nothing is a serious commitment that requires proper notice!”
Commentary:
Ah, the elusive smoke factor! It's like electronics have their own little magic trick up their sleeves – one puff of smoke and poof, it's game over! It's like they're saying, "Hey, don't mess with me or I'll release the magic smoke!" Who knew that the key to technology's functionality was just a tiny cloud of smoke away? Just remember, once that smoke escapes, it's curtains for your gadgets!

Nothing refreshes my memory of what I need at the grocery store like coming home from the grocery store.
Commentary:
Ah, the classic grocery shopping paradox: the moment you walk through your front door, suddenly all the essential items you forgot to buy come flooding back to your memory! It's like your brain plays hide-and-seek with your shopping list, only revealing itself once you're already home. Who knew that the best way to remember what you need at the store is to not be at the store anymore? It's a memory refreshment technique only the grocery gods could have devised!
Commentary:
"Apparently, my coffee can't function without my supervision. ☕️😂 Who knew I had such an essential role in the world of caffeine? #CoffeeAddict"