4 Jokes For Deadbeat

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Updated on: Jun 29 2024

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You ever notice how the word "deadbeat" just sounds so harsh? I mean, it's not even a subtle insult. It's like, "Hey, you're not just a slacker; you're a deadbeat." It's the kind of word that makes you want to check your pulse just to prove you're alive.
And what's with the term "deadbeat dad"? It's like society took the worst possible dad and said, "You know what? Let's slap 'deadbeat' in front of it just to drive the point home." I imagine a bunch of dads in a support group arguing about who's the most deadbeat, like it's a competition. "Well, I haven't seen my kid since the last solar eclipse." "Oh yeah? I forgot I had a kid until I got this court summons.
So, I've been working on a deadbeat survival guide. Rule number one: If someone owes you money and they start a sentence with, "I've been thinking," just cut them off right there. Trust me, what comes after that is never good.
And if you suspect someone might be a deadbeat, do the deadbeat dance. Yeah, it's a thing. You do a little jig while subtly checking your pockets for missing cash. If they join in, congrats, you found another member of the deadbeat society.
I recently played detective in my own life. You see, I wanted to find out if I had any deadbeat relatives. So, I started digging into the family tree, but it turns out our family tree is more like a tumbleweed – just rolling through life with no clear direction.
I even considered hiring a deadbeat detective. You know, the ones who specialize in finding people who don't want to be found. But then I thought, if they're good at their job, they might not find anyone, and I'd just be out a detective fee. It's like paying someone to confirm you're unimportant.
I was thinking, we should organize the Deadbeat Olympics. Picture this: a bunch of deadbeat dads competing in events like "The 100-Meter Dash to Buy Milk," "The Evading Child Support Hurdles," and "Synchronized Excuse-Making." Gold medal? A paternity test.
And they'd have sponsors, too. "This event is brought to you by the 'I Swear I'll Pay You Back' Foundation." I can see the opening ceremony now, with a torch made of unpaid bills and a parade of dads wearing matching "World's Okayest Father" t-shirts.

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