When using sarcasm to express dissatisfaction, you need to be careful not to cause misunderstandings or create a larger conflict. Sarcasm can be a humorous way of expressing, but it can also be seen as offensive. Here are some suggestions: 1. **Humorous comments**: For example, "Your time management skills are amazing. Every day is like walking on clouds." 2. **Exaggerated narrative**: For example, "I can't believe you can do such a job in 5 minutes. It's really a unique talent." 3. **Rhetorical questions**: You can say, "It's great to have so many tasks assigned to you. You must need more challenges, right?" 4. **Role reversal**: For example, "If I could be like you and not get bogged down in details, my life would be much easier." Please note that the risk of this communication is that the other party may not be able to perceive the humor, which may lead to misunderstandings or strained relationships. If possible, it is recommended to choose an open and sincere communication method and express your feelings and expectations directly.