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

  Description: A couple is sitting in an office, talking to a man dressed as a wizard who is sitting behind a desk. The office has space-themed posters on the walls.

  Which of the following captions is the funniest?
(A) Where do you see yourself in a thousand years?
(B) I’ll take your case but I must warn you that my fees are astronomical.
(C) And our company prides itself on being down to earth."
(D) Here’s my fresh take. You’re Mars, she’s Venus.
(E) Your son's spelling could use some work.
(F) I know our packages seems a little far out, but I guarantee you that we're down to Earth when it comes down to costs.
(G) No no, the Voodoo economist is down the hall.
(H) Tax preparation is my side job. The rest of the year I'm a wizard.
(I) Yes, black holes matter.
(J) I could see how you might have some lingering concerns, but I swear on the grave of Robert E. Lee, the new Rainbow Klan is committed to the ideals of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

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