Ministry of Bureaucratic Efficiency FAQ

Q: What is the Ministry of Bureaucratic Efficiency?

A: The Ministry of Bureaucratic Efficiency is the government agency responsible for making things harder for citizens to navigate the system.

Q: What kind of forms do I need to fill out to get anything done?

A: You'll need to fill out Form 345-B, Form 27-D, and Form 42-G. Don't forget to bring your calculator and 4B pencils.

Q: Can I just call the Ministry for help?

A: Ha! Good luck with that. You'll need to call 1-800-BUREAUCRACY. But be prepared to spend 30 minutes on hold, listening to elevator music.

Q: Why do I have to wait so long for my request to be processed?

A: It's because we're using the new "Slow-Mo" processing system. It's like the "Fast-Mo" system, but without the "fast" part.

Q: Can I appeal to the Ministry of Bureaucratic Efficiency's decision?

A: Yes, but be prepared to fill out Form 99-I, and then fill out Form 27-D again. And don't forget to bring your lawyer.

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