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Dark Humor on Death and Consumerism
Everything dies around me.
My name is Death.
Uh, so my job is, um,
yeah, taking life.
I think I'm pretty good at it.
But, uh, it's a lonely profession.
It's, uh, very hard to meet new people.
So, uh, it gets a bit, yeah, boring.
But recently,
I met someone.
I'm an Shitificator. My job is making things
shitty.
Shitty.
And, uh, what's more shitty than
that?
It was the perfect match, as long as I keep a safe distance.
So products used to just
last forever. The problem with that
is that they only make money once. So we needed
a way to just shorten their lifetime.
It's simple. We just take a normal, solid product, give it to
her, and she figures out a way to shorten its
life.
Oh.
Look at all the companies who used to make solid, long-lasting
products.
Where are they now?
Dead.
I've really enjoyed using my abilities to kill things, not just
living beings.
The easiest way to make sure a product has a short life is by using
low-quality materials.
It's really important that the product can't be fixed.
It breaks, then it dies, so you have to buy another one,
and another one, and another one, and another one, and another one.
This way, we're actually slowly killing the planet
as well.
Digital killing is even easier. We just stop sending
updates, and then the product dies by itself.
Or even better, we give an update to make its
life shorter.
We make a very good team.
We're partners in crime.
Well.
Not like romantic partners.
No, no.
But more like fr- best friends.
Strictly business hours.
It feels very good to be useful
to someone.
Nothing lasts forever.
Except death.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's true. It's funny 'cause it's true.
Yeah, it's true.
Yes.
Okay,
back to work.
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