John Key returns from hard day at diplomatic conference to find the country is a mess
December 6, 2010
John Key returned to New Zealand from a diplomatic conference last night, to find the country was a complete shambles. Sources claim the Prime Minister was extremely disappointed and very angry at the nation for not cleaning up the mess we made while he was away, because even though we don’t mind living in a pigsty, he doesn’t expect to come home from a hard day at work to find the country in utter chaos.
“I work and I work and I work so that we can live in a nice country and have good food everyday and when I come home, I just want to put my feet up and watch my programme for once,” Key said, clearly frustrated, “but I guess that’s just too much to fucking ask.”
The Prime minister was visibly displeased the nation’s unemployment was still high despite his repeated attempts to rectify the situation. “I’m just one person. I can’t do it all for you dipshits, you need to sort it out for yourself sometimes.”
“And it’s not like I’m getting any help,” Key intoned angrily, now looking directly at Deputy Prime Minister Bill English.
“All you have to do for this country,” The Prime Minister went on, now speaking slowly and condescendingly, “ is make sure everything is alright at home when I’m away and you can’t even manage that!”
“Seriously, what the hell do you do all day?”
“God forbid, if something should happen to me,” Key continued, again addressing the entire nation “this country would just fall apart. I just know it.”
The Prime Minister’s emotions reached boiling point however, after spotting Hamilton out of the corner of his eye.
“OH FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!” he bellowed suddenly, adding “Who did this?” while pointing at the city. “I want to know NOW, who did this?”
“I’m not kidding around here, who is responsible for this atrocious pile of crap?” the Prime Minister raged on as he grabbed the nearest Air New Zealand shares and dashed them to pieces on the floor.
“Now look what you made me do. Are you happy now?”
At press time John Key had reportedly locked himself in his room, leaving the clearly shaken remainder of the country to sombrely reflect what a disappointment we all were to him.
National
