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The following is a description of a funny cartoon for the New Yorker Caption Contest

  Description: A bear is standing at a checkout counter while a cashier is bagging a fish for it.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) I’m sorry, no. I wanted it mounted.
(B) Uh....It's for a friend; I only eat mine fresh
(C) When I was a kid, we had to catch our own fish!
(D) Don't bag it, I'll eat it in the car.
(E) No, I’d rather carry it home in my mouth.
(F) You'll eat for a day.
(G) After a long day, sometimes takeout is just easier.
(H) Streaming services just aren't for me; I'd rather go straight to the store.
(I) Can I get that with a little brown sugar and turmeric?
(J) Could you put it on ice. We're running low.

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