Today’s Worku has to POSIT, an abstract, academic verb that naturally wants an argument attached to it. That makes it harder than a concrete noun: the poem must show not only who is speaking, but what claim is being proposed and why. Debbie’s foil poem solves that neatly by turning a kitchen frustration into a tiny thesis—cling wrap fails, the speaker pivots, and “Foil superior” becomes the proposition. Elsewhere, the claims concern taxes, truth, crypto schemes, relationships, steep slopes, and one ambitious toad preparing to publish something unpleasant beside the pond. Some propositions are easier to defend than others.