The Council Chair conducted a 45-minute interview with his newly developed AI clone, resulting in unanimous agreement on budget cuts, urban planning, and cafeteria menu changes. Attendees noted the exchange's eerie efficiency.
Premier Evelyn Hart fielded questions from her goldfish Bubbles in a 47-minute televised session, covering inflation, trade, and defense. Bubbles responded via bubble patterns at 2:17 p.m. from the official aquarium. (142 characters)
The Assembly unanimously approved a nationwide program mandating 45 minutes of daily inaction starting Monday, citing neural reset benefits for long-term output. Participation tracked via honor system apps.
Delegates waited 52 minutes in the Great Hall as the chair fumbled the electronic voting system's '/start' prompt. IT support arrived with coffee and a USB stick. Normalcy restored via reboot.
The Council has approved installation of sugarcane juice machines across 1,247 public buildings after a trial showed clerks processing 18 forms per hour, up from 12. Rollout starts next week.
Starting next year, a valid marriage will require a trip to a state-approved kiosk and a digital stamp of approval every five years. Officials call it a 'relationship subscription.'
City officials unveiled a new "temporary" office Thursday, tasked with endless deliberations on permanent office locations. The facility features 12 leased desks and a perpetual coffee fund.