When it comes to putting things off, the joke on April Fools’ Day isn’t about pranks at all—it’s on us. We laugh about procrastination, but the punchline usually lands right in our own laps The Setup: “I’ll Do It Tomorrow” April 1st is built for misdirection.We expect fake headlines, silly pranks, and harmless tricks. But there’s a quieter joke happening in the background: all the things we keep saying we’ll get to “later.” The disguise is simple and convincing: “I have time.”Until suddenly, you don’t. The Real Punchline: Time Is the Prankster We like to believe we’re the ones in control: we’ll start when we’re “ready,” when it’s “perfect,” when…