Of course you can! You can try using exaggeration and irony to express your point. Here are some suggestions: 1. **Exaggeration**: You can describe how "great" or "brilliant" his/her career choice is, such as: "Wow, I admire you! Choosing to be a 'professional idler' is a great decision. It definitely does not require any skills and saves time and effort!" 2. **Irony**: Use irony to express dissatisfaction, such as: "You are really a genius. You chose the most unpromising career in the industry. I bet that there will be many people vying to become the best in the future!" 3. **Humor**: You can express it in a humorous way, such as: "I always thought that career choices were to pursue dreams, but I didn't expect that they were actually to become a legend in the world of boredom!" 4. **Imagine the future**: You can pretend to support his/her choice and look forward to the future: "I really look forward to you creating a new world in the field of 'idleness'. Maybe you can write a book called "The Lazy Man's Guide to Getting Rich"!" Choose the right tone and approach based on your understanding of this person. I hope these suggestions can help you!