Voted Best Short Film at the New York Comedy Festival, a tongue-in-cheek look at the thin line between Utopia and dystopia.
– via buzzfeed
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seefish3
I had to stop at the Prozac joke. It was funny, but it was making me cry.
I’m going to micro a Burrito, and then eat my phaser.
Edward
Everything that the announcer said is true.
If we are unhappy, it is because we do not choose to be happy. Thank-you for this post. I am resolving to further appreciate how good I have it and share that feeling of joy with others.
Ali S.
Whoa. That blew my mind. Now that I think about it Edward has the right attitude! *high five*
Video Game Dork
It started out funny, but was depressing by the end. Esp the part with grandma. D: Still, I do love a good parody that used the old-timey wonder presentation. (Like Fallout 
)
As for Edward’s comment, having a positivie attitude certainly is a great thing and to be commented. However, not all people who are unhappy ‘chose to not be happy’. To claim that does a disservice to people who’ve had bad things happen to them, and/or difficult mental issues.
Johnny Cat
A good dose of intelligent cynicism now and then is great for the spirit.
DaveL
I grew up reading a ton of old school sci-fi so this is particularly profound and funny to me. It’s probably why I switched to the high tech and low life of cyberpunk stories.
Larfin Jackarse
“In a every solution lies a problem”.
I think Norman Gunston said that.
Foreigner1
I can remember a time when we were told that in the Year Two-Thousand, we effectively would live in a Jetson-style world. But as this magical Year came near, we only got the upcoming Doom of the Y2K-Bug that would Rrrrip through our electronized world and destroy us all. Our military even was put on High Alert and rather short after that we got 9/11. And in the meantime we got Bush-Jr, Osama, Balkenende, Berlusconi and a climate-disaster that still is getting worse and worse. And by now, the US-car-industry has gone Bust with countless joblosses, a larger than life housing-crisis and a foodproblem mainly because of obesity prevalences of at least 20% in the US. So we’re also changing into the humans as portrayed in WALL-e and we’re by now well on our way to make our planet uninhabitable with most animals on it labelled “Extinct”.
Yesss- Take those Space Age Pills and Be Happy, ’cause This Is That Future…! 
skidworth
i was gonna suggest this as a link, so i came to see if it had been posted. sure enough, i still had to watch it. so clever.
seefish3
Thanks, Edward and Foreigner1 ! That cheered me right the F#@k up!
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