Trust the Process? A stressed bureaucrat juggles papers marked APPROVED, DENIED, and REVISED AGAIN—inspiring tremendous confidence in the system.


"Trust the process" they say, as the bureaucrat desperately juggles contradictory paperwork in an endless cycle of approval, denial, and revision. This design perfectly captures government efficiency: one paper approved, one denied, two marked "revised again" because neither the bureaucracy nor the bureaucrat knows what they're doing. The overwhelmed official isn't malicious—he's just trapped in a system designed to produce maximum confusion with minimum results. "Trust the Process?" is the perfect question because looking at this chaos, who possibly could? The orbiting papers suggest perpetual motion without progress, endless cycling through approval stages without ever reaching completion. This is everyone's experience with permits, licenses, applications, forms—juggled between departments until nobody remembers what was originally requested. Wear this when dealing with any government or corporate process that demands your trust while demonstrating its complete inability to function coherently.