“How do you sustain your corporeal form?”

Please indicate the strategies, systems, or regimens employed in the maintenance of your physical structure.

The Hunger Administration card asks a simple, absurd question: “How do you sustain your corporeal form?” Using official-looking language, maximalist diet categories, and playful disclaimers, it turns self-reflection into a moment of humor and curiosity. Participants are invited to consider their habits, quirks, and choices — and to do so with compassion for themselves and others.

This card sits alongside a broader series exploring everyday negotiation: asking for help, apologizing, sharing preferences, or even swearing. Each card borrows the language of bureaucracy and institutional forms but cracks it open with candid asides, absurd examples, or playful instructions. The goal is to make reflection accessible, lighten social anxiety, and give participants permission to be human — imperfect, honest, and sometimes ridiculous.

Through these interactive forms, humor becomes a bridge: a way to examine behaviors, cultural norms, and social expectations while keeping the experience light, thoughtful, and engaging.

Please find below the United States’ new and improved dietary guidelines. Note the suggestion of red meat like it is going out of style.