10 Jokes For Simplify

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Updated on: Mar 08 2025

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Simplify" is just a fancy word for "delete the unnecessary." Well, guess what? If deleting the unnecessary were an Olympic sport, I'd be the Michael Phelps of hitting the delete key.
You ever try to "simplify" your coffee order? I asked for a simple coffee, and suddenly I'm in a conversation about the origins of the beans and the barista's life story. I just wanted caffeine, not a documentary.
The "simplify" concept in life is like a diet for your schedule. You start with good intentions, but then someone hands you a plate of plans, and suddenly you're face-deep in commitments. "I swear, I was just going to have a light schedule!
You ever try to "simplify" your wardrobe? I did. Now I have three pairs of the same jeans, and every morning I stand there thinking, "Did I wear these yesterday, or did I just fold them really badly?
You ever notice how the "simplify" button on your phone is like the emergency exit for your life? It's there, you press it, and suddenly everything becomes less complicated. I need one of those buttons for family gatherings.
I tried to "simplify" my email inbox. Now, it's just a black hole of unread messages, and every time I open it, I feel like I'm navigating a digital maze. If there's a Minotaur in there, it probably wants me to buy something.
Simplify" is the adult version of the "Easy" button from those office supply commercials. I wish life came with an actual button that you could press, and a voice would say, "Congratulations, you've just skipped a week of adulting. Enjoy your nap.
I tried to "simplify" my morning routine. Now, instead of spending 20 minutes deciding what to wear, I spend 20 minutes deciding if I have time to decide what to wear. Spoiler alert: I never do.
Simplify" is like that friend who tells you to relax when you're stressed. Thanks, Captain Obvious. If I could relax, I wouldn't need you to tell me to relax, would I?
Simplify" is the lie we tell ourselves when we're about to Marie Kondo our closet. You hold up that questionable sweater, and she's not there saying, "Does it spark joy?" She's saying, "Does it spark confusion?

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