Okay, but in order to help you think of the right expression more accurately, can you first tell me what this person's specific career choice is and why you are dissatisfied with this career choice? In this way, I can give you a more suitable sarcastic expression. Here are some common sarcastic expressions for your reference: 1. **Exaggeration and emphasis on mismatch**: - Wow, choosing this profession is like a person who is proficient in art choosing to be a blacksmith. Although they are both related to craftsmanship, they always feel completely unrelated. - His career choice is simply a person who aspires to be a food critic and runs to be a chef, asking for trouble. 2. **Implying lack of rationality**: - Look at the profession he chose, it feels like he just pointed in a direction with his eyes closed, regardless of whether there are thorns or cliffs ahead. He is really brave. - His choice of this career is like blindly drawing lots in the dark, and he gets whatever he draws, without considering whether it is suitable for him. 3. **Contrast highlights incompatibility**: - Others choose their careers after careful consideration, but he chose this career, which is like asking a gentle scholar to sell powerful pills on the street. The contrast is too big. - The career he chose is completely different from his personality and ability, just like asking a shy person to be a talk show host, forcing jokes.