Are you registering for classes for the upcoming fall semester at a prestigious and expensive university? You'll need to prepare for a cutthroat world of higher education and poverty that's in store for you.
Here is a definitive list of items you must take to college with you:
- Extra internal organs to trade for tuition: One kidney alone will cover 3 credit hours!
- $8,000 cash: For books! Oh, you thought your tuition covered books? AHAHAHAHA!
- Extra change of pronouns: No one uses he/him or she/her anymore. Get with it!
- Several changes of extremely ugly, unattractive clothing: So you'll fit in with all the other GenZ kids.
- Contraband Jordan Peterson videos to secretly share with your friends: Whatever you do, do NOT get caught with these!
- Cat ears for some reason: Everyone's doing it.
- Acoustic guitar and ability to play one song: Everyone will love you!
- Small fan, reusable water bottle, pencil case, and durable book bag: To sell for beer money.
- Magneto helmet to keep professors out of your head: Helmet hair isn't a problem because you'll never want to take it off. Ever.
- #2 pencil: To poke your eyes out during the cafeteria's drag show.
- A completely new identity for when you first get canceled for telling a politically incorrect joke on social media: No one is immune.
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Citing concerns about stiff competition from Amazon and an impossible-to-please Gen Z, Santa has announced he's hanging up the hat for good.