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Racine, WI – Perched on a kitchen chair, a
dizzying array of Gantt and fishbone charts taped to the wall behind him, 32
year old mortgage consultant Craig Degraw shared his vision of the future: a wire,
or coat hanger shortage.
“It just makes sense”, he reported to local news correspondent
Hillary Broadnax via Zoom. “First it was toilet paper and hand sanitizer, then
masks, then meat. How long do you think it’ll be before Americans realize how
valuable these babies are”, he continued, waving a gleaming example in front
of his laptop camera.
“Just think of the ways you can use them. You can make
flower pots and fruit baskets with them. Once unassembled, you can bind a
person’s hands behind their back in case they break in to steal your Clorox
wipes and potted meat. You can use them as skewers if you want to make sad
little smores on your stovetop. You could use one to pop the lock out of
someone’s door in case you want to break in and steal their gloves and beef jerky.”
“Yeah, that’s Craig”, reported Degraw’s sister Cyndi
Fauxwiller when asked for comment, “he’s not taking this thing too well. He’s
got, like, a few thousand stashed in his basement. Every time I talk to him he’s
like, “how you doing on wire hangers there?” It’s sad. He’s a sad, sad man
right now.”
Degraw continued to delineate his version of society’s
descent into utter chaos. He surmised that stretch pants, multivitamins, and frozen
burritos would be the next items to disappear from shelves, followed by doorbell
cams, tube socks, and Pringles.
At press time Degraw was reportedly checking Amazon for
the expected arrival date of his latest order of an additional six “fifty packs”.
Gastonia,
NC - With
all the fervor and gusto she could conjure, local woman Belinda Wirtz
frantically assaulted the sleeves of her yuletide sweater with a lint roller,
its cylinder spinning at lightening speed as she approached her company
Christmas dinner.
“It’s
the material”, she sighed as she set about attacking her midriff like a burly
lumberjack carving into a ponderosa pine.
“Every single speck of dust in the house just clings to it.”
“And
the dog hair”, she continued exasperated, “Toby has been shedding like there’s
no tomorrow” she said, referring to her four-year-old Chow \ Pomeranian mix. “It’s everywhere”.
After
another cycle of running the adhesive implement up and down her pant legs, she
huffed and steadied herself, murmuring something about having everything dry
cleaned the next time. “That’s the best
I can do at this point”, she mouthed dejectedly, her voice permeated with
resignation as she searched for any additional microscopic specks of foreign
material before entering the banquet hall.
At
press time Wirtz reportedly slipped the magical dust wand to her husband Walt
and asked him to “get the shoulders one last time”.
East
Rutherford NY
– For the first time in NFL history, a player has been slated as questionable for : “Confusion”.
“I
knew it was coming”, reported starting center Jon Halapio. “Last week we were
breaking huddle and he asks me the snap count.
I’m like you’re the quarterback, make something up”.
“Dude
asked me where the clean towels were the other day after practice”, CB DeAndre
Baker said, shaking his head slowly. “I
mean dude been playing here since I was in kindergarten and he gonna ask me?”
Coach
Shurmer brushed aside questions regarding the unconventional call and Manning’s
reaction. “He’s a big boy. He knows how it works. What he can’t seem to grasp is the difference
between a Cover-2 Beater and a Zone-Weak,
Bootleg Strong.”
At
press time Manning was reportedly sitting dejectedly in the locker room
watching a 24 second loop of his two yard touchdown pass to Victor Cruz in
Super Bowl XLVI.